Value Collection 38407 Concrete Wedge Anchor 3/8 in Hex Head

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 38407 is a zinc-plated steel concrete wedge anchor designed to fasten structural and non-structural elements to solid concrete. The anchor measures 3/8 inch in diameter with a 3-inch overall length and a 1-5/8-inch thread length. The hex head drive type allows installation with standard hex tools, and the zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance in typical indoor and sheltered outdoor environments. This anchor is manufactured from 1018 steel and is supplied with a nut and washer. It is used by contractors, structural installers, and maintenance technicians across commercial and residential jobsites.

Concrete wedge anchors in this size range are commonly used to secure equipment bases, structural brackets, hangers, and supports to poured concrete slabs, walls, and footings. The 3/8-inch diameter and 3-inch overall length make this anchor well-suited for light- to medium-duty fastening applications where a minimum embedment depth can be achieved in sound, fully cured concrete. Each package contains 25 anchors.

Key Features

• 3/8 inch diameter with 3-inch overall length for light- to medium-duty concrete fastening
• 1-5/8 inch thread length accommodates nut and washer installation
• Hex head drive type for installation with standard wrenches or impact tools
• Zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance in sheltered environments
• 1018 steel construction for consistent mechanical strength
• Supplied with nut and washer; sold in packages of 25

Compatibility

Designed for use in fully cured solid concrete applications requiring a 3/8-inch wedge anchor with hex head drive. Not intended for use in hollow masonry, brick, or uncured concrete.

Installation Notes

Concrete wedge anchors are installed by licensed contractors or qualified tradespeople following applicable building codes and anchor manufacturer guidelines. Drill the hole to the specified diameter and minimum embedment depth using a carbide-tipped hammer drill bit before inserting the anchor. Always verify that the base concrete is fully cured and free of cracks or voids at the anchor location. Follow applicable code requirements, including those referenced in ACI standards, for minimum edge distance and anchor spacing.