Metal Hit Anchors for anchoring/fastening to concrete, brick or block.
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Metal Hit Anchors
Metal Hit Anchor Installation
There are four simple steps involved in installing a metal hit anchor. Concrete metal hit anchors are most commonly used with concrete, brick and block, light to medium duty. These anchors are temper proof. Nail anchors should not be used in overhead applications. Metal hit anchors combine toughness and strength for precision.
1. Drill hole in masonry or concrete through mounting holes in fixture same diameter as anchor to be used. In wood and other soft material to be used, drill through fixture and directly into masonry. (drill hole 1/4" deeper than the calculated embedment depth.)*
2. Insert anchor assembly through mounting holes in fixture and into anchor hole.
3. Tap gently until head of anchor body is set tightly against item to be fastened.
4. Gently hammer pin flush to expand body. Do not over drive pin as the could damage the anchor.
* Always wear safety glasses. Follow the drill manufacturer's safety instructions. Use only solid carbide-tipped drill bits meeting ANSI B212.15 diameter standards.