Value Collection NFC5331 Toggle Bolt Wall Anchor 1070 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC5331 is a steel toggle bolt anchor designed for fastening into hollow walls and drywall assemblies. It measures 5/16 inches in diameter with an overall length of 3 inches and accepts a 5/16 inch screw. The anchor carries a maximum load capacity of 1,070 lb, making it suitable for heavier mounting applications in trade and construction environments. Finished in zinc for corrosion resistance, it features a slotted/Phillips drive type for installation with standard hand tools. Licensed contractors and general tradespeople use this anchor wherever a reliable hollow-wall fastener is required.

This toggle bolt anchor is intended for use in hollow wall substrates including wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry applications. It is commonly installed when mounting brackets, conduit supports, electrical boxes, or mechanical components to interior walls where solid backing is not available. The 5/16 inch screw size fits within standard toggle bolt installation workflows on residential and light commercial projects.

Key Features

• 1,070 lb maximum load capacity for demanding hollow-wall fastening applications
• Steel construction with zinc finish for durability and corrosion resistance
• Slotted/Phillips drive type compatible with common hand and power tools
• 5/16 inches diameter by 3 inches overall length for standard toggle bolt installations
• Compatible with wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry substrates

Compatibility

Designed for use in wallboard, plaster, hollow tile, and concrete or masonry wall assemblies as a standard 5/16 inch toggle bolt anchor replacement or new installation fastener.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, or general contractors during rough-in or finish work. Drill the appropriate diameter hole per the anchor manufacturer guidelines before inserting the toggle. Always verify the substrate type and wall thickness before selecting anchor size and confirm the installed anchor meets the load requirements of the application. Shut off any circuits or systems behind the work surface before drilling to avoid contact with concealed utilities.