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TAPCON Hex-Head Screw Anchor

The TAPCON Screw Anchor is a hex-head screw anchor with a 2 1/4 in overall length and 3/16 in diameter, made from 410 stainless steel with a Phillips, flat, drilling tip. This removable anchor includes a bit and…

SKU 3G-OTH-540271

Brand
TAPCON
Item
Hex-Head Screw Anchor
Part Number
3419907
Category
Hex-Head Screw Anchors
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Technical Specifications

TAPCON
Manufacturer Part Number
3419907
Type
Stainless Steel, Phillips, Flat, 100 PK
Dia
3/16 in
Includes
Bit
Tip Type
Drilling
Screw Anchor Type
Screw Anchor
Material Grade/Class
410
System of Measurement
Inch

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Product Description

The TAPCON Screw Anchor is a hex-head screw anchor with a 2 1/4 in overall length and 3/16 in diameter, made from 410 stainless steel with a Phillips, flat, drilling tip. This removable anchor includes a bit and comes in a 100-pack, providing a reliable fastening solution for industrial applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TAPCON Screw Anchor used for?

The TAPCON Screw Anchor is used for fastening into concrete, brick, or block in industrial settings. Its drilling tip eliminates pre-drilling, and the 410 stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance for applications like mounting equipment, conduit, or structural supports.

What are the specifications of the TAPCON Screw Anchor 3419907?

This TAPCON Screw Anchor has a 3/16 in diameter and 2 1/4 in overall length. It is made of 410 stainless steel with a Phillips, flat head and drilling tip. The anchor is removable, includes a bit, and comes in a 100-pack. System of measurement is inch.

Where to buy TAPCON Screw Anchors worldwide?

3G Electric supplies TAPCON Screw Anchors worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us to order the 3419907 100-pack or other TAPCON fasteners for your project.

How to install a TAPCON Screw Anchor?

To install a TAPCON Screw Anchor, drill a hole to the specified depth using the included bit, then drive the anchor with a Phillips driver until the head is flush. The drilling tip cuts threads directly into the base material. Ensure the substrate is clean and solid for maximum holding strength.

Used in

Common applications for TAPCON
Concrete construction — TAPCON hex-head screw anchors for fastening formwork brackets and temporary supports to concrete walls.
Electrical installation — TAPCON 1/4 in screw anchors with EPDM sealing washer for mounting conduit clips and junction boxes to block.
Mechanical maintenance — TAPCON 5/16 in Torx pan head anchors for securing equipment pads and machine guards to concrete floors.
Masonry facade work — TAPCON SDS-Plus stop bits for drilling consistent-depth holes in brick for anchor installation.
Plant engineering — TAPCON removable anchors for mounting pipe supports and cable trays to concrete ceilings.
General fastening — TAPCON self-threading anchors for attaching fixtures and signage to concrete or block substrates.
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3G Electric supplies TAPCON hex-head screw anchors. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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