Value Collection NFC2407R Hammer Drive Concrete Anchor

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC2407R is a hammer drive concrete anchor designed for fast, tool-minimal fastening into concrete and masonry substrates. The anchor body is constructed from nylon with a zinc-plated finish, making it suitable for light-duty anchoring applications where corrosion resistance is a secondary consideration. At 0.25 inches in diameter, a 0.25-inch drill requirement, and a 1-inch overall length (OAL), this is a compact anchor intended for shallow embedment work. A minimum embedment depth of 2.5 inches is required for proper holding performance. Installation is straightforward: drill the correct hole, insert the anchor, and drive the pin with a hammer. Licensed tradespeople and experienced installers use these anchors for fixture mounting, conduit straps, and similar light fastening tasks in concrete or block.

This hammer drive anchor is used in residential and light commercial applications where a quick, flush-mount fastening point is needed in concrete, block, or similar masonry. Typical install scenarios include mounting electrical boxes, conduit supports, strapping, and other fixtures directly to poured concrete or CMU walls. The round head profile seats flush against the work surface for a clean finished appearance.

Key Features

• Hammer-drive installation requires only a drill and hammer — no setting tool needed
• Nylon anchor body provides lightweight, non-conductive fastening
• Zinc-plated finish for basic corrosion resistance
• Round head profile for flush surface seating
• 0.25-inch diameter matches standard 0.25-inch masonry drill bit
• Minimum embedment of 2.5 inches ensures adequate holding in concrete substrate

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use hammer drive anchor for light-duty concrete and masonry fastening applications requiring a 0.25-inch diameter anchor with a 1-inch OAL.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drilling a 0.25-inch diameter hole to the required depth in concrete or masonry, then inserting the anchor and driving the pin flush with a hammer. Always wear appropriate eye protection when drilling into concrete or driving anchors. Verify that the substrate condition and anchor embedment depth meet the load requirements for the application before fastening any fixture. Follow applicable building codes and structural guidelines for anchoring into concrete, particularly when supporting conduit, electrical enclosures, or mechanical components.