Value Collection 38460 Tapper Masonry Concrete Kit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 38460 is a tapper accessory kit designed for driving masonry and concrete fasteners. The kit consolidates the most common drive attachments into a single package, reducing the need to source individual bits and sockets separately. Included components cover Phillips-head, hex socket, and drill adapter applications, making the kit suitable for contractors and tradespeople who regularly install anchors, screws, or fasteners into concrete or masonry substrates. The compact format keeps the tool accessible on jobsites where multiple drive types are required in sequence.

This tapper kit is intended for use with masonry and concrete fastening applications in both residential and light commercial settings. It is well suited for tasks such as installing anchor bolts, concrete screws, or masonry fasteners where alternating between drive types is common. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors who mount equipment or brackets to concrete walls and floors will find the included assortment practical for day-to-day installation work.

Key Features

• Includes Number 2 and Number 3 Phillips bits for common fastener head sizes
• 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch hex sockets for hex-head masonry fasteners
• 1/8 inch hex key for set-screw or Allen-drive applications
• Drill adapter chuck for transitioning between driving and drilling
• Drill drive socket sleeve and Phillips adapter drive socket included
• Single-package kit simplifies tool staging for masonry fastening tasks

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard masonry and concrete fasteners requiring Phillips, hex socket, or drill adapter drive interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with masonry fastening procedures and applicable building codes. Ensure the fastener type and substrate are matched correctly before driving. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, when drilling into concrete or masonry. Verify that all drive attachments are fully seated before applying torque to avoid cam-out or bit damage.