Itw Buildex 560165 Threaded Rod Anchor 5/8 in Zinc-plated 25 Pack

Product Description

The ITW BUILDEX 560165 is a zinc-plated steel threaded rod anchor designed for vertical, end-drilled installation into concrete and masonry substrates. Measuring 5/8 inch in diameter and 1-1/2 inches in length, this anchor provides an ultimate pullout strength of 2,810 pounds, making it a reliable choice for securing threaded rod in structural and mechanical support applications. The zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for interior and sheltered exterior environments. Each package contains 25 anchors, keeping installation projects moving without repeated restocking.

This anchor is used in residential and commercial construction where threaded rod must be anchored vertically into concrete ceilings, walls, or masonry. Common applications include pipe hangers, conduit supports, ductwork suspension, and equipment mounting. Trade professionals in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing disciplines regularly specify end-drilled rod anchors for overhead suspension systems where a secure, load-rated connection point is required in concrete or masonry structure.

Key Features

• 2,810 pound ultimate pullout strength for demanding structural support loads
• 5/8 inch diameter body sized for standard threaded rod installations
• 1-1/2 inch length for positive embedment in concrete and masonry
• Zinc-plated steel construction for corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments
• Vertical end-drilled mount design for overhead and ceiling suspension applications
• 25 anchors per package to support larger installation runs

Compatibility

Designed for use with concrete and masonry substrates in vertical end-drilled mounting configurations where standard threaded rod anchoring is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed mechanical, electrical, or plumbing contractors following applicable building codes and anchor manufacturer guidelines. Drill the host material to the required diameter and depth before setting the anchor, and ensure the base material is free of cracks or voids that could compromise pullout capacity. De-energize or shut off any systems in the work area before drilling overhead. Follow local building and mechanical codes for minimum edge distance, anchor spacing, and load ratings when used in hanger or support applications.