DeWalt Ultracon+™ 3/16" x 3-1/4" Concrete Screw Anchor, Light/Medium Duty, Hex Washer Head, Blue
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Secure your fixtures with confidence using the DeWalt Ultracon Concrete Screw Anchor, engineered for reliable light to medium-duty fastening in concrete, brick, and filled block. These blue, corrosion-resistant steel anchors feature a hex washer head for superior driving control and consistent installation. For a limited time, enjoy an exclusive 50% discount, making it the perfect moment to stock up on high-performance masonry anchors trusted by professionals. The advanced thread design delivers strong pull-out resistance and smooth installation across various masonry materials.
DeWalt Ultracon+™ concrete screws are designed for securely fastening fixtures into concrete, brick, block, and general masonry materials. They are ideal for light to medium-duty applications such as electrical boxes, HVAC straps, shelving, conduit clips, and more.
Yes, this limited-time 50% discount applies specifically to the DeWalt Ultracon+™ 3/16" x 3-1/4" hex washer head concrete screw anchors. It’s an excellent opportunity to stock up on high-quality masonry fasteners at half the regular price.
These screws require a carbide-tipped masonry drill bit of the appropriate diameter to create a pilot hole. Using the correct bit ensures proper fit, maximum holding strength, and smoother installation in concrete or masonry.
Yes, the blue corrosion-resistant coating provides protection against environmental exposure, making them suitable for many outdoor and semi-exposed installations. However, they are not recommended for highly corrosive environments like coastal or chemical-heavy settings.
Concrete screws can typically be removed but are not recommended for reinstallation because the threads cut into the concrete during first use. For critical load-bearing applications, always use a fresh anchor rather than reinstalling an old one.