Value Collection C37393 Concrete Wedge Anchor 5/8 in 10pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C37393 is a concrete wedge anchor designed for secure fastening into concrete substrates. Each anchor measures 5/8 inch in diameter with an overall length of 4-1/4 inches and requires a minimum embedment depth of 2-5/8 inches for proper holding strength. Constructed from zinc-plated carbon steel, this anchor offers corrosion resistance suitable for dry and mildly humid environments. The 1-1/2 inch thread length provides adequate engagement for nuts and washers. These anchors are installed by licensed contractors, ironworkers, and experienced tradespeople working with structural attachments to concrete.

Concrete wedge anchors of this type are commonly used in commercial and residential construction to anchor equipment bases, sill plates, machinery, handrails, pipe supports, and structural brackets to poured concrete. The 5/8 inch diameter is a standard size frequently specified for medium-duty structural and mechanical fastening applications where reliable pull-out resistance in cured concrete is required. This pack includes 10 anchors, making it suitable for single-task jobs or small installation runs.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch diameter with 4-1/4 inch overall length for medium-duty concrete fastening
• Minimum embedment depth of 2-5/8 inches for rated holding performance
• 1-1/2 inch thread length for standard nut and washer engagement
• Zinc-plated carbon steel construction for corrosion resistance in dry to mildly humid conditions
• Pack of 10 anchors for efficient single-task installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wedge anchor for use in fully cured, solid poured concrete. Not rated for hollow-core block, brick, or uncured concrete.

Installation Notes

Concrete wedge anchors must be installed by qualified tradespeople following applicable building codes, including relevant sections of the IBC and manufacturer torque guidance. Drill a hole matching the anchor diameter to the required depth using a hammer drill and carbide-tipped bit, then clear debris before setting the anchor. Never install in cracked, spalled, or uncured concrete, as this compromises holding strength. Verify minimum edge distance and anchor spacing requirements before layout to prevent concrete blowout.