Value Collection BD-C32453 Concrete Screw 3/16 in Hex Drive 250pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-C32453 is a hex-drive concrete screw designed for anchoring into masonry substrates including concrete, block, and brick. The fastener measures 3/16 inches in diameter with a 1-1/4 inch length under the head, making it suited for light-duty anchoring applications where a low-profile, secure connection is required. Constructed from steel and compliant with ICC-ES ESR-2202, this screw meets recognized industry standards for masonry fastener performance. Each package includes 250 screws and a drill bit, giving the installer everything needed to complete the job without sourcing additional tooling.

This fastener is used in residential and commercial construction and renovation work where components must be secured to concrete or masonry surfaces. Typical applications include attaching furring strips, conduit straps, brackets, and light framing members to concrete walls, floors, or block. The hex drive head allows use with standard hex-bit drivers or nut drivers, which are common on most job sites. The included drill bit is sized specifically to match the fastener for proper installation.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch diameter with 1-1/4 inch length under head for light-duty masonry anchoring
• Hex drive head compatible with standard nut drivers and hex-bit drivers
• Steel construction for structural integrity in concrete and masonry applications
• ICC-ES ESR-2202 compliant for recognized masonry fastener performance standards
• Includes drill bit sized to match the fastener for direct use on site
• 250-piece pack suitable for production-volume installation work

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-drive concrete screw for use in concrete, concrete block, and brick masonry substrates in standard light-duty anchoring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, or general contractors securing systems and components to masonry. Before fastening, drill a pilot hole using the included bit to the appropriate depth in the masonry substrate. Ensure the base material is free of debris before driving the screw. Follow applicable local building codes and ICC-ES ESR-2202 guidelines for minimum embedment and edge distances.