Value Collection 38418 Concrete Wedge Anchor 5/8 in Hex Head 5pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 38418 is a zinc-plated steel concrete wedge anchor designed for fastening structural and non-structural components to solid concrete. The anchor measures 5/8 inch in diameter with an overall length of 5 inches and a 3-inch thread length. The hex head drive type allows installation with standard hex tooling. Constructed from 1018 steel with a zinc-plated finish, the anchor provides corrosion resistance suitable for interior and protected exterior concrete applications. Each anchor ships with a matching nut and washer. This item is sold in a pack of 5.

Concrete wedge anchors are used across commercial and residential construction, mechanical rooms, equipment pads, and structural attachment points in concrete slabs, walls, and foundations. The 5/8-inch diameter and 5-inch overall length make this anchor appropriate for medium-duty fastening tasks where a secure, permanent hold in concrete is required. Licensed contractors, ironworkers, and mechanical tradespeople commonly install these anchors when securing equipment bases, pipe hangers, brackets, and structural supports to concrete substrates.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch diameter with 5-inch overall length for medium-duty concrete fastening
• 3-inch thread length provides adequate engagement depth for nut and washer assembly
• 1018 steel construction offers reliable tensile and shear strength
• Zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance in dry and protected environments
• Hex head drive type compatible with standard wrenches and impact tooling
• Includes nut and washer; pack of 5 per order

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wedge anchor for installation into solid concrete substrates. Suitable for use with a matching nut and washer as included.

Installation Notes

Wedge anchors are installed by licensed contractors or qualified tradespeople using a hammer drill and carbide-tipped bit sized to the anchor diameter. The hole must be drilled to the required embedment depth, blown clean of debris, and the anchor driven flush before the nut is torqued. Refer to applicable building codes and the anchor manufacturer load tables for minimum embedment and edge-distance requirements. Never install wedge anchors in cracked, spalled, or structurally compromised concrete.