Value Collection NFC5023 Toggle Bolt Wall Anchor Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC5023 is a steel toggle bolt anchor designed for fastening into hollow wall assemblies. The toggle bolt mechanism spreads load across the back face of the wall material, making it effective where solid substrate anchoring is not possible. This anchor measures 1/8 inch in diameter and 2 inches in overall length, uses a 1/8-inch screw, and carries a maximum load capacity of 310 pounds. The zinc-plated finish provides basic corrosion resistance for indoor applications. This type of anchor is typically installed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors when securing fixtures, conduit supports, or equipment brackets to hollow wall surfaces.

This anchor is suited for use in hollow wall materials including drywall, wallboard, hollow tile, plaster, and concrete or masonry where hollow voids are present. It is commonly used in residential and light commercial construction and renovation work when a through-wall toggle-style fastener is required. The 310-pound load capacity makes it appropriate for medium-duty hanging and mounting tasks in these substrate types.

Key Features

• 310-pound maximum load capacity for medium-duty hollow wall applications
• Toggle bolt design distributes load across the back of the wall panel
• Steel construction with zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• 1/8 inch diameter x 2 inch overall length with 1/8-inch screw
• Compatible with drywall, wallboard, hollow tile, plaster, and concrete or masonry substrates

Compatibility

Designed for use in hollow wall substrates including drywall, wallboard, hollow tile, plaster, and concrete or masonry with hollow voids. Suitable for residential and light commercial hollow wall fastening applications.

Installation Notes

Toggle bolt anchors are installed by folding the toggle wings and passing them through a pre-drilled hole sized to the anchor diameter. Power down or de-energize any systems in the work area before drilling into walls that may contain wiring or piping. Use a properly sized drill bit to avoid oversized holes that reduce holding strength. Verify the rated load capacity is not exceeded for the intended application before installation.