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    Drive Rivet Anchors for Concrete

    Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Anchors. Drive Rivet Anchors for Concrete.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Anchors. Drive Rivet Anchors for Concrete.
    Our strongest drive anchors are best for securing objects such as safety railings and warning signs. All have a rounded head that offers a finished look, won’t snag on objects, and is hard to grip, preventing unwanted removal. Often used for permanent installations, you can't remove your object without yanking the anchor out. These one-piece anchors compress when hammered in and expand inside a drilled hole, creating a powerful grip. No tightening is needed, making them quicker to install than wedge anchors.
    To install, hammer the anchor through your object into a drilled hole until the head is flush with the surface. The installation force stresses your base material, so avoid using the anchor near edges, corners, or in cracked surfaces.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—The most common choice for areas with occasional exposure to moisture.
    Highly Corrosion-Resistant 316 Stainless Steel—Superior to 18-8 stainless steel, these anchors won't degrade when exposed to harsh weather, salt water, and most chemicals.
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
     
    1/4" Diameter
    1 1/4"1/2"1/8"1 1/8"1/4"
    		1,6802,0004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		2597073A544000000
    1 1/2"1/2"1/8"1 1/8"1/4"
    		1,6802,0004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		2597073A54600000
    2"1/2"1/8"1 1/8"1/4"
    		1,6802,0004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		2597073A55000000
    2 1/2"1/2"1/8"1 1/8"1/4"
    		1,6802,0004,000 psi ConcreteUL Listed
    		1097073A5530000
     
    3/8" Diameter
    2"3/4"3/16"1 7/8"3/8"
    		4,0006,8004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		1097073A62000000
    2 1/2"3/4"3/16"1 7/8"3/8"
    		4,0006,8004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		1097073A63400000
    3 1/2"3/4"3/16"1 7/8"3/8"
    		4,0006,8004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		597073A63800000
     
    1/2" Diameter
    3"1"1/4"2 5/8"1/2"
    		4,80010,0004,000 psi ConcreteFM Approved, UL Listed
    		597073A72000000
     
    Highly Corrosion-Resistant 316 Stainless Steel
     
    3/16" Diameter
    1"7/16"7/64"7/8"3/16"
    		8401,2004,000 psi Concrete—1097073A80000000
    1 1/2"7/16"7/64"7/8"3/16"
    		8401,2004,000 psi Concrete—597073A8200000
    2"7/16"7/64"7/8"3/16"
    		8401,2004,000 psi Concrete—597073A8300000
     
    1/4" Diameter
    1 1/4"1/2"7/64"7/8"1/4"
    		8401,6804,000 psi Concrete—597073A8400000
    1 1/2"1/2"7/64"7/8"1/4"
    		8401,6804,000 psi Concrete—597073A8500000
    2"1/2"7/64"7/8"1/4"
    		8401,6804,000 psi Concrete—597073A86000000
    2 1/2"1/2"7/64"7/8"1/4"
    		8401,6804,000 psi Concrete—597073A87000000
    3"1/2"7/64"7/8"1/4"
    		8401,6804,000 psi Concrete—597073A88000000
     

    Vibration-Resistant Drive Anchors for Block and Brick

    Best for securing heavy machinery with constant motion, such as vibrating feeders and conveyors, to walls and floors, these anchors won’t shake loose. As you hammer in the pin, the anchor body expands while the ridges bite into your hole’s walls for a superior grip. These anchors require more force to install than sleeve anchors, so the block and brick you are installing them in should not be worn or cracked.
    To install, position the nut and insert the anchor through your machinery into a drilled hole. Then, hammer the pin until it's flush with the top of the bolt, ensuring the anchor is fully set.
    Pin Drive Anchors with Tamper-Resistant Nut
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated, Inset. Anchors. Vibration-Resistant Drive Anchors for Block and Brick, Pin Drive Anchors with Tamper-Resistant Nut.
    A tamper-resistant nut prevents the unwanted removal of machinery. Turn the nut round side up for a domed look or flat side up to create a flush finish in countersunk holes. Once set, the nut can’t be removed. The only way to remove the machinery is to pry out the pin and remove the entire anchor.
    Steel—Best for dry environments since moisture will cause these anchors to rust.
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    1/4" Diameter
    1 3/4"5/8"1"1/4"
    		1,2801,6004,000 psi Concrete1099080A120000000
    2 3/8"3/4"1"1/4"
    		1,2801,6004,000 psi Concrete499080A14000000
     
    3/8" Diameter
    2 3/8"1"1 1/2"3/8"
    		3,4003,4004,000 psi Concrete499080A36000000
    3 1/2"1 1/8"1 1/2"3/8"
    		3,4003,4004,000 psi Concrete599080A39000000
     
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