Value Collection NFC12110 Hammer Drive Concrete Anchor

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC12110 is a hammer drive concrete anchor designed for fast, permanent fastening into concrete, block, and masonry surfaces. The anchor measures 5/8 inches in diameter with an overall length of 4-1/4 inches and requires a minimum embedment depth of 3-1/2 inches for a secure hold. Constructed from steel with a zinc-plated finish, this anchor resists corrosion in typical indoor and sheltered outdoor environments. The hex nut head style allows for standard wrench installation after driving. This anchor is installed by licensed contractors, structural trades, and experienced mechanical trades working with masonry substrates.

Hammer drive concrete anchors of this type are commonly used in residential and light commercial construction for attaching fixtures, framing components, electrical conduit straps, mechanical equipment bases, and similar structural or support elements to poured concrete or concrete masonry unit walls and floors. The 5/8 inch diameter sizing suits medium-to-heavy load applications where a reliable, vibration-resistant mechanical anchor is required.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch diameter for medium-to-heavy duty masonry fastening
• 4-1/4 inch overall length with 3-1/2 inch minimum embedment depth
• Steel construction with zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Hex nut head style for standard wrench installation
• Hammer-set installation for fast deployment without pre-threading

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-format hammer drive anchor suitable for use in poured concrete, concrete block, and masonry substrates where a 5/8 inch diameter anchor is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by structural, mechanical, or electrical trades in accordance with applicable building codes. Drill the correct diameter hole to the required depth, clear debris from the hole, insert the anchor, and drive with a hammer until the hex nut seats against the fixture. Always power down or de-energize any systems in the work area before drilling into concrete walls or floors. Do not install in cracked, spalled, or structurally compromised concrete.