Metallics LCSX1230 Anchors 1/2 x 3 Hx Hd Lg Dia CS St-Gv (Jar 25)

It is a screw-type concrete anchor, not an expansion wedge. The difference matters on the job: a screw anchor threads into a drilled hole and can be backed out and the fixture removed, while a wedge anchor sets permanently by expansion and cannot be reused. If you are hanging strut, conduit racks, or equipment that may be re-pulled later, the screw anchor is the one you want.

Twenty-five anchors per jar. That is the pack type Metallics uses for the LCSX1230, so one order unit covers a run of strut, panel, or equipment-base anchoring without breaking into a second container.

The LCSX1230 is carbon steel with a galvanized coating, which is the usual choice for exterior and damp interior work such as rooftop equipment curbs, parking structures, and loading docks. For continuous submersion, chemical exposure, or coastal salt spray, stainless anchors are the better call than galvanized carbon steel.

Yes. Metallics catalogs the LCSX1230 as electrical-department fastening hardware, and a 1/2 inch hex head concrete screw is the size electricians reach for on strut channel, conduit rack supports, panel backboards, and transformer or gear bases fastened to slab or wall.

No special bit. The LCSX1230 drives with a standard hex socket on an impact wrench or impact driver with a socket adapter, which is why hex head is the preferred head style for overhead and awkward-access anchoring over a slotted or Phillips head.