Product Details and Installation

This fastener is a pre-assembled, two-part anchor designed for permanent, light-duty fixing. Its common name, “Hammer Drive Anchor,” accurately describes its installation method.

• Mechanism: The anchor consists of two main components:
  1. The Anchor Body: A cylindrical sleeve, typically made of a zinc alloy or steel, featuring slots that allow it to expand and a low-profile head that sits flush against the wall.
  2. The Drive Pin: A steel, nail-like pin that is pre-inserted into the anchor body.
• Installation Process:
  1. Drill a hole of the specified diameter into the drywall. Ensure the hole is clean of any debris.
  2. Insert the entire anchor assembly into the hole and gently tap it until the head of the anchor body is flush with the wall surface.
  3. Using a hammer, drive the pin firmly into the anchor body. Continue hammering until the head of the pin is flush with the anchor head.
  4. As the pin is driven in, it forces the slotted sides of the anchor body to flare out and expand behind the drywall, creating a secure, permanent grip that prevents pull-out.

Product Parameters

Product Features

• Rapid Hammer-In Installation: Requires only a drill and a hammer for installation, making it one of the fastest and most convenient drywall anchors available.
• Reliable Corrosion Resistance: The White Zinc Plating provides a standard level of protection against rust, suitable for most indoor applications.
• Flush, Low-Profile Finish: The head of the anchor sits flush against the wall, providing a neat and unobtrusive fixing point that does not interfere with the mounted object.
• Secure and Tamper-Resistant: Once installed, the anchor is difficult to remove, creating a permanent and secure fastening.
• Designed for Hollow Walls: The expansion mechanism is specifically engineered to grip securely behind hollow materials like drywall and plasterboard.

Product Applications

This anchor is the perfect solution for quickly securing light-duty items to drywall and other hollow wall surfaces. Common uses include:

• Interior Decoration: Hanging picture frames, artworks, mirrors, and other wall decor.
• Fixture Mounting: Securing lightweight shelves, brackets, and bathroom accessories.
• Electrical and Data: Fastening conduit clips, junction boxes, and cable runs to walls.
• Construction and Finishing: Attaching baseboards, wood trim, and drywall furring strips.