Metallics NA14110M Anchors 1/4x1 Mtl Drive Nail-In (Box10000)

The NA14110M is a 1/4 inch diameter nail-in drive anchor with a 1 inch length, so it sets in a 1/4 inch hole drilled with a carbide masonry bit. Drill the hole at least as deep as the anchor length so the pin can drive fully home, then hammer the pin flush.

A 1 inch anchor gives you about 1 inch total of anchor body, so whatever thickness of strap, clip or bracket you are fastening comes out of that length. For a thin conduit strap or a cable clamp against concrete or block it works. If you are going through a furring strip, a spacer, or anything more than roughly 1/4 inch thick, step up to a longer nail-in so you keep enough embedment in the base material.

No. The NA14110M is a drive anchor that works by expanding against solid base material, so it needs solid concrete, solid brick or the solid web of masonry. In drywall, hollow tile or the void of a hollow block it will spin loose or pull straight out. Use a toggle or hollow-wall anchor there.

They ship 10,000 to a box, packaged in box form. That is a production quantity for electricians strapping conduit, hanging box supports or attaching straps across a whole building, not a small job pack.

A drive nail-in like the Metallics NA14110M is a one-piece metal anchor with a pin you hammer in; driving the pin expands the body against the hole wall. It is a permanent, fast fastening for light attachments to concrete, block and brick, and it is the fastest option when you have hundreds of straps to set. Use a Tapcon-style screw or a removable sleeve or wedge anchor instead when you need to take the fastener back out, adjust it later, or carry heavier load.

Within the load range of a light 1/4 inch fastener, yes, one anchor covers both. The NA14110M is an electrical fastener anchor, and standardizing on a single 1/4 inch nail-in across strap, clamp and box-bracket attachment means one drill bit and one bin on the cart for the whole rough-in. Anything carrying real weight, such as a strut rack or a transformer, belongs on a wedge or screw anchor sized for it.

Yes, NA14110M is the Metallics part number for the 1/4 inch by 1 inch metal drive nail-in anchor in the 10,000 count box. Quote that number and the box quantity when ordering so you do not get a shorter length from the same family.