A light to heavy-duty anchor designed for use in concrete. Drop-in anchors are a female type anchor that requires a setting tool to expand the anchor. Drop-in anchors are available in zinc plated or stainless steel

Designed for anchoring to concrete, brick or block. The expansion anchor/shield permits the bolt to be removed and replaced without affecting the holding values of the expansion anchor

Ideal for light duty fastening to concrete, brick or block. The design of the hammer drive anchor, once installed, makes the anchor tamper-resistant and ideal for applications subject to vibration.

Designed for anchoring into concrete, brick and block, a standard lag screw is used to expand the concrete lag shield anchor.

Lead wood screw anchors are designed for use in concrete, brick or block and are for light duty anchoring. Easy to install using the appropriate size self-tapping sheet metal screw to expand the lead wood screw anchor in concrete.

A perfect for light to medium-duty anchor for attaching to concrete, brick or block. The machine screw anchor is versatile in that it fits into irregular holds and allow fastening and removing the screw without affecting the holding values. The machine screw anchor requires a setting tool.

A light to medium-duty anchor for concrete, brick or block. Concrete sleeve anchors are available in steel zinc plated and stainless steel. with either a flat countersunk, or round head

A light-duty anchor for installation into concrete. Once in place the concrete split drive anchor is tamper-resistant. It is available with a round head or flat countersunk head.

For light to heavy-duty anchoring into concrete. The concrete wedge anchor is available in zinc plated steel and stainless steel. Wedge anchors come in a variety of diameters and lengths to attach materials of different thickness to concrete.

They are partially threaded headless bent L-shaped bolts used to attach and support structural components to a concrete foundation. The unthreaded bent 90 degree L-shape end ("leg") is embedded in the concrete to improve holding power revealing the threaded end onto which structural elements can be anchored.

Concrete Tapcon® style screws are used for light/medium duty anchoring into concrete. They are hardened screws with a diamond shaped nail point that will cut its own thread into concrete, block or brick.