Metallics THDWH62800 Anchor 5/8 x 8 Titen HD Screw Anchor (10 pcs)

No. A Titen HD is a mechanically threaded screw anchor: you drill the hole, then drive the anchor directly, so there is no sleeve, wedge, or epoxy involved. That's the main reason contractors pick it over a wedge anchor or an adhesive anchor when they want immediate load and the option to remove the fastener.

Screw anchors of this type are drilled with a bit matching the nominal anchor diameter, so a 5/8 inch anchor uses a 5/8 inch carbide bit, and the hole is drilled deeper than the embedment so cuttings have somewhere to go. The anchor itself is 5/8 by 8 inches, so plan your base material depth around the embedment you need plus the thickness of the material you're fastening through.

At 8 inches, this one is sized for thick standoffs or fixtures where you have to pass through several inches of material before you reach concrete, such as a sill plate, grout bed, or a thick equipment base. For bolting strut or a light panel straight to a slab, a shorter 5/8 inch Titen HD is the cleaner pick, since excess length past the needed embedment does nothing for capacity.

The anchor can be driven out since it's a threaded screw anchor rather than an expansion type, which makes it a reasonable choice for temporary bracing or fixtures that may get relocated. Don't reinstall it in the same hole, though: the threads are cut into the concrete on the first install and a reused hole will not hold the same.