The DeWALT DWT1400100 Stainless Steel Concrete Anchor is engineered for secure, reliable fastening in masonry, concrete, wood, and related building materials. With a precision machined 6.3 mm thread size and 32 mm length, it ensures firm anchoring in industrial and construction contexts.
Constructed from premium-grade stainless steel, this anchor offers corrosion resistance and is finished with DeWALT’s Perma-Seal coating for extended durability even in corrosive environments. Its optimised thread design reduces installation torque, facilitating quick and easy setup without sacrificing holding power.
The DWT1400100 model is equipped with a 4.8 mm drill diameter and accommodates maximum fixing thickness of 7 mm, making it versatile for a range of applications. It features a gimlet drill point, enabling installation in wood base materials without requiring predrilling, further enhancing convenience and time efficiency.
This anchor is certified to meet RoHS, IRC, 2012 IBC, and ICC ES standards, assuring compliance with modern construction requirements and reliability for structural installations. Typical uses include fastening for screen enclosures, storm shutters, marine environments, and medium duty fixtures in hollow core slabs, lightweight aerated concrete, chipboard, gypsum block, and gypsum board.
The anchor’s corrosion resistant finish and robust construction make it suitable for both commercial and industrial applications. Its design is optimised for ease of installation, requiring less torque compared to conventional anchors.
Approved for use across several base materials, expanding its utility in construction, manufacturing, and water treatment facilities. Reliable, long-lasting performance supported by advanced engineering and material quality.
Choose DeWALT for professional-quality anchors in critical industrial projects. Explore the complete range of fasteners and Anchors within Industrial Tools & Equipment on EnvMart.
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