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The CONFAST 3/8" x 5" Flat Sleeve Anchor is a zinc-plated carbon steel fastener designed for dry environments. Compatible with concrete, brick, and block, it features a flat countersunk head for flush mounting and requires a 3/8" hole drilled with a carbide bit. Each box contains 50 anchors engineered for reliable embedment and maximum fixture thickness, delivering industrial-grade shear strength of 3082 lbs.


| ASIN | B08N57L29D |
| Brand | CONFAST |
| Color | Silver |
| Compatible Groove Diameter | 0.38 inches |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 111 Reviews |
| Fastener Type | Sleeve |
| Finish Types | Zinc |
| Head Style | Flat Countersunk |
| Item Shape | Block |
| Manufacturer | CONFAST |
| Material | Carbon Steel Zinc Plated |
| Material Type | Carbon Steel Zinc Plated |
| Maximum Shear Strength | 3082 |
| Model | SAFP385 |
| Number Of Items | 50 |
| Number of Pieces | 50 |
| Outside Diameter | 0.38 inches |
| Part Number | SAFP385 |
| Screw Head Style | Flat Countersunk |
| Set Name | 50 pieces |
| Size | 3/8" x 5" |
| Size Name | 3/8" x 5" |
| Thread Size | 3/8"-18 |
| UPC | 820274001424 |
G**T
Perfect
Great anchors they did exactly what they were supposed to do
E**C
Misleading description
IMPORTANT: The Phillips head screw is also a sleeve (inner threads). The anchor is a sleeve around a stud that will stick out of your concrete. Given the picture and the description, I thought that the sleeve left in the concrete would be flush and receive a Phillips head screw. But, they appear to be good/high quality. Even though I found a different solution at my local hardware store, I am keeping them for possible future projects rather than return.
S**N
Work fairly good for Furring Strips
I will have used approximately 500 of these to install 1 x 4 (pt) furring strips on my cement block home. They work pretty good. Where the blocks are solid (filled), I can use a 1/4" hammer drill bit, and sleeve anchors can be hammered in and tighten down perfectly. However, when the blocks are hollow (no cement filling), I have to use a 3/16" hammer drill bit very gently so as to not blow out the backwall of the block. This does make it harder to get the sleeve anchor in the wall, but if you use a larger bit, I found that they would simply turn inside the block and never flare out. It takes some trial and error, and every now and then, I had to install multiple anchors. Sometimes, I had to start flaring the anchor before fully sinking into the block, and gradually flare and work the anchor into the block cavity. This is not a problem of the sleeve anchor itself, although, I wish a smaller size was available. 2" is the smallest of this flat-head sleeve anchor that I have found anywhere. Overall great product for this application, but they require trial & error in cinderblock installation.
V**S
Need to know exact depth
I try to use in cinderblock was to small for my project so it either went to deep and did not have enough room to drill into 1x4 or it went to deep an just fell through the cinderblock( short case they were just to small in length for what I needed)
K**S
Good product
These are perfect to anchor a hollow metal frame to block walls. Service was quick.
D**T
Good product
Correct item shipped in timely manner. Already used on a couple of jobs.
B**R
Great Quality!
Awesome anchor highly recommend.
W**S
Cheap garbage
These things are made so chinsy that I couldn't even get them to work. Total waste of money. I bought some Hilti brand anchors and they work fine. I'll be getting at least a partial refund.
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