Hillman Fasteners 5063 Blue Plastic Anchor 6 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 5063 is a blue plastic anchor kit bundled with a matching sheet metal screw, designed for securing fasteners into drywall, concrete block, and similar masonry or hollow-wall substrates. Each kit pairs a blue plastic expansion anchor sized for 8-10 screw gauges at 7/8 inches in length with a No. 8 x 1 inch Phillips head sheet metal screw. Sold as a 6-pack, the 5063 is a standard go-to for electricians, plumbers, and general trade contractors who need a quick, reliable anchor solution during rough-in or finish work. The steel and zinc screw construction resists corrosion in typical interior applications.

This anchor and screw combination is suited for light-duty fastening tasks in residential and light commercial settings. Common applications include mounting electrical boxes, pipe straps, conduit supports, and small fixture brackets to drywall or concrete block walls. The clam shell packaging keeps components organized on the job site or in a service van. The pack quantity of 6 per unit supports small to mid-scale tasks without overstocking hardware.

Key Features

• Blue plastic expansion anchor accepts 8-10 gauge screws in 7/8-inch depth
• Includes No. 8 x 1 inch Phillips head sheet metal screw per anchor
• Steel and zinc screw construction for corrosion resistance in interior use
• 6-pack quantity suits small to medium fastening tasks
• Clam shell packaging keeps hardware contained and organized on site

Compatibility

Designed as a standard expansion anchor for use with 8-10 gauge screws in drywall, concrete block, and similar hollow or masonry wall materials.

Installation Notes

Installation is appropriate for general trade and DIY use. Drill a pilot hole sized to match the anchor diameter before inserting the plastic anchor flush with the wall surface. Insert the provided sheet metal screw through the fixture and into the anchor, driving with a Phillips head screwdriver or bit until snug. Do not overtighten, as excessive torque can split the plastic anchor body and reduce holding strength.