Value Collection C96927 Concrete Masonry Screw 1/4 in Hex Drive 25pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C96927 is a Tapper-style concrete masonry screw designed for anchoring into concrete, block, and masonry substrates. Measuring 1/4 inch in diameter with an overall length of 4 inches (measured under head), this screw is manufactured from steel and driven with a hex drive tool. It is suited for structural and non-structural fastening applications where a reliable, code-recognized concrete anchor is required. Licensed contractors, masons, and general tradespeople routinely specify this type of fastener when the job calls for ICC-ES ESR-2202 compliance.

This screw is appropriate for use in residential and light commercial construction applications involving concrete foundations, CMU block walls, sill plate attachments, and similar masonry connections. The hex drive interface is compatible with standard impact drivers and hex-shank bit sets common on job sites. This fastener ships in a 25-piece package, making it well suited for small-to-medium scope installations or service calls where a modest quantity is needed.

Key Features

• 1/4 inch diameter Tapper-style concrete masonry screw
• 4 inch overall length measured under head
• Steel construction for strength in masonry applications
• Hex drive interface compatible with standard impact drivers and hex-bit sets
• ICC-ES ESR-2202 listed for code-recognized fastening
• Sold in a 25-piece package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use concrete masonry screw suitable for 1/4 inch diameter applications in poured concrete, concrete block, and CMU masonry substrates where ICC-ES ESR-2202 compliance is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed contractors, masons, or qualified tradespeople following local building codes and the ICC-ES ESR-2202 evaluation report requirements. A carbide-tipped hammer drill bit of the correct diameter must be used to pre-drill the pilot hole to the specified embedment depth before driving the screw. Do not overtighten or attempt to install without a properly sized pilot hole, as this can compromise holding strength. Verify all local code requirements before installation in structural applications.