L H Dottie Co K14CHX Red Conical Anchor Kit

Product Description

The L H DOTTIE CO K14CHX is a red conical anchor kit designed for fastening applications in masonry, concrete, drywall, and similar substrates. Conical anchors expand upon screw insertion to create a secure hold in hollow or solid base materials. This kit is sold as a single unit containing 12 red conical anchors, providing enough hardware for a multi-point installation task. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors commonly use conical anchors when securing conduit straps, junction box supports, pipe hangers, and similar light-duty trade hardware to walls and ceilings.

This anchor kit is suited for residential and light commercial installation work where a reliable, pre-sized fastener solution is needed. The red color-coding indicates a specific anchor diameter and load range, helping installers quickly identify the correct anchor for the screw size on the job. It is a practical addition to a standard trade fastener kit for everyday rough-in and finish work.

Key Features

• Kit includes 12 red conical anchors in a single package
• Red color-coding identifies anchor size and compatible screw range at a glance
• Conical expansion design creates a secure hold upon screw insertion
• Suitable for masonry, concrete, drywall, and hollow-wall substrates
• Compact kit quantity supports multi-point fastening tasks on a single job

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use conical anchor for light-duty fastening applications in residential and commercial trade installations. Consult the anchor size markings and the screw size chart for the correct fastener pairing.

Installation Notes

Conical anchors are typically installed by drilling a pilot hole sized to match the anchor diameter, inserting the anchor flush with the surface, and driving the appropriate screw to expand the anchor body. Power down or de-energize any nearby electrical circuits before drilling into walls or ceilings. Follow applicable building and trade codes, including NEC guidelines, when securing electrical equipment supports. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the anchor for the chosen substrate.