Nylon Fixing Frame Anchors are light duty nails with expansion capability, ideal for solid masonry and hollow walls. These anchors have an easy to remove nail head. They eliminate the need for marking holes, provide high pressure, and reduce cold bridging compared to standard grade plastic expansion... read more
When you use nylon hammer drive anchors, you will need to drill a hole at a depth of 3/4 inches or less. Use a depth gauge provided with your hammer drill to ensure the depth you need for the hole. You can also use a taping bit to make sure you get the proper depth for the hole. The length of the dr... read more
Nylon nail-in anchors come in a variety of head styles, including countersunk, mushroom and chiseled. The head has a slot at the top, similar to a nail, and the shank has threads that secure the anchor in place. These features help keep the anchor secure and prevent it from slipping. Mushroom Head N... read more
The Types of Screw Plugs: There are several types of wall plugs. The type of wall plug that you choose depends on the weight of the object that you want to attach. These types of wall plugs come in various sizes and material compositions. Variations of wall plugs Wall plugs are used for a variety of... read more
Before starting a cutting job, there are several steps you should take to ensure that your saw is supported properly. In the first place, you should check your saw anchors. In the event that you notice that your saw isn't properly supported, you should clean the hydraulic couplings and adjust the ad... read more