Simpson Strong-tie THD50600HMGF1 Titen Hd Screw Anchor

Product Description

The Simpson Strong-Tie THD50600HMGF1 is a Titen HD heavy-duty screw anchor designed for structural anchorage applications in concrete and masonry. The mechanically galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance suited to exterior and treated-lumber contact applications. This anchor is installed by licensed contractors, structural trades, and experienced fastener installers working on projects where code-listed anchorage capacity and corrosion protection are required. Its screw-in design eliminates the need for adhesive or setting tools, allowing direct installation into a pre-drilled hole with a standard impact driver or drill.

The THD50600HMGF1 is used in residential and commercial construction where anchoring structural connectors, ledger boards, sill plates, or similar assemblies to concrete or masonry is required. The mechanically galvanized coating makes it appropriate for applications involving pressure-treated lumber contact or moderate exterior exposure conditions. It is sold individually, making it suitable for exact-quantity procurement on retrofit and new-construction jobs alike.

Key Features

• Mechanically galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in exterior and treated-lumber contact applications
• Screw-in installation into pre-drilled concrete or masonry eliminates adhesive and setting tools
• Heavy-duty Titen HD design suited for structural anchorage loads
• Sold individually for precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structural screw anchor for use in concrete and masonry base materials where a mechanically galvanized heavy-duty anchor is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed contractors or structural trades following the project engineer's specifications and applicable building codes. Pre-drill the base material to the manufacturer-specified hole diameter and depth before driving the anchor. De-energize or isolate any embedded utilities in the work area before drilling. Consult the published load tables and ICC-ES evaluation report for allowable load values prior to installation.