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DEWALT 1/2" x 1" Drop-In Anchor, Steel, Zinc Plated, 50-Pack (06337-PWR) - Drop-In Anchors
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DEWALT 1/2" x 1" Drop-In Anchor, Steel, Zinc Plated, 50-Pack (06337-PWR)

The DEWALT 06337-PWR Drop-In Anchor is a steel, zinc-plated expansion anchor with a 1/2" diameter, 1" overall length, and 1/2"-13 coarse thread, supplied in a 50-pack. This product is designed for concrete anchoring…

SKU 3G-OTH-531918

Also listed as: 06337PWR · 06337 PWR

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DEWALT
Item
1/2" x 1" Drop-In Anchor, Steel, Zinc Plated, 50-Pack
Part Number
06337-PWR
Category
Drop-In Anchors
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
06337-PWR
Type
Steel, Zinc Plated, 50 PK
Dia
1/2 in
Overall Lg
1 in
Thread Type
Coarse

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Product Description

The DEWALT 06337-PWR Drop-In Anchor is a steel, zinc-plated expansion anchor with a 1/2" diameter, 1" overall length, and 1/2"-13 coarse thread, supplied in a 50-pack. This product is designed for concrete anchoring applications requiring a flush-mount, threaded insert.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DEWALT drop-in anchor used for?

A DEWALT drop-in anchor creates a flush, threaded insert in concrete for securing fixtures, machinery, or structural supports. The 1/2"-13 coarse thread accepts standard bolts, making it ideal for heavy-duty industrial anchoring where a clean, recessed finish is required.

What are the specifications of the DEWALT 06337-PWR drop-in anchor?

The DEWALT 06337-PWR drop-in anchor has a 1/2" diameter, 1" overall length, and 1/2"-13 coarse thread. It is made of steel with a zinc-plated finish and comes in a 50-pack. This anchor is designed for concrete applications requiring a flush-mount threaded insert.

Where to buy DEWALT drop-in anchors worldwide?

3G Electric supplies DEWALT drop-in anchors worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance for global delivery. As a sourcing partner, we provide genuine DEWALT fasteners like the 06337-PWR 50-pack to industrial buyers across 14 departments, including construction and maintenance.

How to install a DEWALT drop-in anchor in concrete?

Drill a hole to the specified diameter and depth, clean out debris, then tap the DEWALT drop-in anchor flush with the surface. Use the setting tool to expand the anchor against the concrete. Insert a bolt of matching thread size (1/2"-13) and torque to the manufacturer's recommended value.

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Common applications for DEWALT
Commercial construction — DEWALT 48-inch box level for leveling and plumbing long-span formwork and framing.
Residential framing — DEWALT 24-inch box level for general layout and alignment of wall studs and openings.
Concrete formwork — DEWALT marking chalk for semi-permanent layout lines on formwork and ground surfaces.
Jobsite communication — DEWALT DXFRS800 two-way radios for short-range voice coordination among crews.
Warehouse operations — DEWALT DXFRS300 two-way radios for team communication during inventory and logistics tasks.
Outdoor recreation — DEWALT FRS/GMRS radios for unlicensed short-range communication during group activities.
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