Hillman Fasteners 41408 Zinc Ez Anchor 10 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 41408 is a zinc EZ anchor designed for secure fastening into drywall and similar wall materials without requiring a pre-drilled pilot hole in the stud. Each pack includes 10 zinc EZ anchors along with matching 8 x 1.25 inch Phillips sheet metal screws, giving installers everything needed for a complete installation. The anchor body is constructed from steel with a zinc finish for corrosion resistance. This pack is suited for light-duty wall mounting tasks in residential and light commercial settings and is commonly used by electricians, plumbers, and general contractors when securing brackets, covers, or fixtures to hollow walls.

This anchor set is appropriate for drywall installations where a reliable, self-threading anchor is needed without access to a stud. The included 8 x 1.25 inch Phillips sheet metal screws are matched to the anchor size, reducing the need to source hardware separately. The large clamshell packaging keeps anchors and screws organized on the job site or in a service van. Each package contains 10 anchor and screw sets, with a package quantity of 5 units per ordering unit.

Key Features

• Zinc finish on steel construction provides corrosion resistance for interior applications
• Includes matched 8 x 1.25 inch Phillips sheet metal screws — no separate hardware needed
• 10 anchors and screws per pack for efficient stocking and use
• Self-threading anchor design installs without a pilot hole in the stud
• Large clamshell packaging keeps components organized and visible

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose drywall anchor suitable for standard 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch gypsum wallboard applications in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with a standard Phillips screwdriver or drill driver set to low torque. Mark the wall location, press the anchor tip into the drywall surface, and drive it flush before inserting the included screw. Do not overdrive the anchor, as this can compromise holding strength in the drywall. Follow applicable building codes when mounting load-bearing fixtures or electrical components to wall surfaces.