Wej-Con™ Concrete Screws- Flat Head: 410 Stainless Steel with SIlver R-Blocker Coating Mechanical Anchors Wej-It

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Wej-Con™ Concrete Screws — Flat Head: 410 Stainless Steel - TAPCON

The highest-strength concrete screw has v-notched, high-low threads for anchoring into concrete, masonry, and brick. The advanced R-Blocker coating offers exceptional test results in salt spray testing. Wej-Con concrete screws install quickly in a pre-drilled hole and can be removed and reinstalled. Each box of Wej-Con Concrete Screws includes a drill bit. TAPCON EQUIVALENT

Pack Price

$32.20

Quantity

USA

ENGINEERED IN THE USA

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Installation will require the following items:

Materials / Finishes

Features and Benefits

  • Wej-It R-Blocker coating provides superior salt spray resistance
  • Blue and white finishes provide 1000+ hours salt spray resistance per ASTM B117
  • Silver finish provides 1500+ hours of salt spray resistance per ASTM B117, ACQ-compatible
  • V-notched high-low threads ease installation and increase pull-out values
  • Slotted hex washer or Phillips flat heads available
  • Drill bit included
  • Can be removed and reinstalled as often as necessary
  • No expansion forces are applied to base material resulting in shorter spacing and edge distance requirements

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Installation

  1. Use the correct size masonry drill bit (one included in every box) and drill the hole at least 1/4" deeper than the calculated embedment depth.
    It is recommended that a minimum of 1" and a maximum of 1-3/4"
  1. Clean the hole using a nylon brush and compressed air.
  2. Place the anchor point through the fixture into hole.
  3. Drive the anchor in a single continues motion until the anchor is set firmly against the fixture.

NOTE: Always wear safety glasses. Normal safety precautions should be observed when drilling the holes to avoid electrical installations, other utilities and reinforcement bars.

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