Value Collection NFC5121 Toggle Bolt Anchor 430 Lb Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC5121 is a steel toggle bolt hollow wall anchor designed for fastening loads to drywall, plaster, hollow tile, and masonry substrates. Rated at 430 pounds maximum load capacity, this anchor uses a 3/16-inch screw with a No. 10-24 thread and measures 2 inches in overall length. The zinc finish provides corrosion resistance for interior installations. The toggle-bolt design spreads the clamping force across a wide surface area behind the wall, making it a reliable choice for hanging fixtures, brackets, and hardware where solid backing is not available. Installation requires only a slotted or Phillips-head driver.

This anchor is suited for use in residential and light commercial applications where fastening into hollow wall construction is required. Compatible substrates include drywall, wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry. Typical install scenarios include mounting electrical fixture boxes, pipe hangers, shelving brackets, and other trade hardware to partition walls and ceilings. This product is sold with a minimum order quantity of 100 units per package quantity of 1.

Key Features

• 430-pound maximum load capacity for reliable support in hollow wall substrates
• No. 10-24 thread on a 3/16-inch screw accommodates standard trade fastener hardware
• Toggle-bolt design distributes clamping load behind the wall surface to reduce pull-through risk
• Zinc finish resists corrosion in typical interior environments
• Slotted and Phillips drive compatibility allows installation with common hand tools or power drivers
• Suitable for drywall, wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry

Compatibility

Designed for use in hollow wall and cavity construction including drywall, wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry substrates where a toggle-style anchor is the specified fastening method.

Installation Notes

Toggle bolt anchors are typically installed by electricians, plumbers, and general trade contractors when securing hardware to hollow wall assemblies. Drill a clearance hole sized to allow the folded toggle wings to pass through before inserting the anchor. Tighten the screw until snug against the wall surface without over-torquing, which can crush drywall facing and reduce holding strength. Always verify that the installed load does not exceed the rated capacity of the anchor or the structural limitations of the substrate.