DeWalt® eng. by Powers 02355-PWR-Zip-It® Anchor, 3/8" - 1", Nylon, Master Ctn.,No Screws - Pkg Qty 5000

The Nylon Toggle is used mainly in drywall applications, but can also be used in solid walls. It is suggested that the smallest hole be used to enable a secure fit. In hollow walls, the wings will splay out to provide a more secure installation and a higher pull-out load. To finish installation, use a drywall or sheet metal screw to mount the item to the substrate. These anchors are not recommended for use overhead or in applications where holding values are critical.

The NTK14LTP is used mainly in drywall applications, but can also be used in solid walls. It is suggested that the smallest hole be used to enable a secure fit. In hollow walls the red wings will splay out to provide a more secure installation and a higher pull-out load. To finish installation, use a drywall or sheet metal screw to mount the item to the substrate. These anchors are not recommended for use overhead or applications where holding values are critical. It features Nylon, Toggle Wing Mechanism.

The Winged Plastic Anchor is manufactured via injection molding and is designed to be used in conjunction with a sheet metal or wood screw. It can be used in solid and hollow wall applications, and in concrete, block or brick. The anchor has a lip to prevent falling into deep holes or hollow walls and are not recommended for use overhead or in applications where holding values are critical.

The Flip Toggle Anchor is a single piece, nylon body anchor with a metal tilting head ideal for use in drywall, plaster and hollow wall concrete blocks. It's unique tilting mechanism ensures a trouble-free installation that yields twice the strength of a regular toggle bolt of the same bolt diameter. It features Twice as Strong as Toggle Bolt, Fast and Easy Installation, Suitable for Overhead Applications, One Strap Design, Only Requires 1/2" Hole, Used with Any Bolt Length up to 3-3/4".

Conical Anchors are manufactured via injection molding and are designed to be used in conjunction with a sheet metal or wood screw. They can be used in solid and hollow wall applications, and in concrete, block, or brick. These anchors have a lip to prevent falling into deep holes or hollow walls and are not recommended for use overhead or in applications where holding values are critical.