Value Collection NFC2006 Plastic Concrete Anchor 1/4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC2006 is a plastic concrete anchor designed for securing fasteners into concrete, masonry, and similar hard substrates. At 0.25 inches in diameter and 1 inch in overall length, this anchor accepts number 10 to number 12 screws and provides a reliable expansion point in poured concrete and block applications. The plastic construction resists corrosion and is well suited to interior or protected exterior installations. Electricians, plumbers, and general contractors commonly use this anchor type when mounting conduit straps, junction boxes, pipe hangers, and light-duty fixtures to concrete surfaces.

This anchor is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a small-diameter, short-length concrete fastener is required. Typical scenarios include attaching electrical enclosures to poured concrete walls, securing pipe clamps to masonry, and mounting brackets in utility spaces. The number 10 to number 12 screw compatibility makes it a common fit for standard trade hardware. This SKU ships in a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces, making it practical for stocking a service vehicle or job-site supply.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch diameter fits standard 1/4 inch anchor holes drilled in concrete or masonry
• 1 inch overall length suitable for thin-section concrete and block walls
• Accepts number 10 to number 12 screws for broad hardware compatibility
• Plastic material provides corrosion resistance in damp or humid environments
• Minimum order quantity of 100 pieces supports bulk job-site and inventory use

Compatibility

Designed for use with number 10 to number 12 screws. Suitable as a light-duty plastic concrete anchor for standard residential and commercial masonry fastening applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drilling a 0.25 inch diameter hole to the appropriate depth in the concrete or masonry substrate, clearing debris from the hole, and tapping the anchor flush with the surface before driving the screw. Shut off any electrical circuits in the work area before drilling near walls that may contain concealed wiring. Follow applicable building codes and manufacturer torque guidance for the screw being used. Do not overtorque, as plastic anchors can strip or fracture if the screw is driven beyond the anchor's rated expansion range.