Hillman Fasteners 41406 Blue Plastic Anchor 20 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 41406 is a blue plastic wall anchor kit designed for securing fasteners into drywall, masonry, and similar substrates. Each kit includes a 14-16 x 1-3/8 inch blue plastic anchor paired with a 14 x 1-1/2 inch Phillips drive sheet metal screw. The anchor body is plastic; the screw is steel with a zinc finish for corrosion resistance. This combination is suited for medium-to-heavy-duty anchoring tasks in both residential and light commercial applications. Sold in a 20-pack clamshell, this kit is a practical stock item for electricians, plumbers, HVAC installers, and general contractors who regularly mount equipment, brackets, and fixtures to wall surfaces.

This anchor and screw combination is used wherever a threaded fastener must bite into a wall or ceiling that lacks solid backing. Common install scenarios include mounting electrical junction boxes, pipe brackets, conduit straps, equipment support rails, and similar hardware to drywall or hollow masonry. The 14-16 anchor sizing accommodates larger-diameter screws, making it appropriate for heavier fixture loads than standard light-duty plastic anchors. The 20-pack clamshell format supports both job-site use and shop stock.

Key Features

• Blue plastic anchor body sized for 14-16 screw range, 1-3/8 inches in length
• Includes matching 14 x 1-1/2 inch Phillips drive sheet metal screw per anchor
• Steel screw with zinc finish for corrosion resistance
• 20-pack quantity in a large clamshell pack for easy job-site storage
• Suitable for drywall, hollow masonry, and similar substrate anchoring

Compatibility

Designed as a standard large-diameter plastic anchor for use with 14-16 sheet metal screws in drywall and hollow-wall anchoring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drilling a pilot hole sized to match the anchor diameter, pressing the plastic anchor flush with the surface, then driving the included Phillips screw to expand the anchor body. Power down any nearby electrical circuits before drilling into walls. Follow applicable local building codes and manufacturer load ratings when selecting anchors for structural or equipment-support use. Use a Phillips screwdriver or bit driver; do not overdrive the screw, as this can collapse the anchor body and reduce holding strength.