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Product Specs
- Division:
- Electrical H1
- Pack Type:
- Box
- Product Group:
- Fasteners
- Sub Division:
- Electrical-E H2
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Anchors
Metallics NA1415M – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What size hole do I drill for the Metallics NA1415M nail-in drive anchor?
The NA1415M is a 1/4 x 1 inch metal drive nail-in anchor, so you drill a 1/4 inch hole in the concrete or masonry and make it at least as deep as the 1 inch anchor length so the pin can seat fully. Drill depth a bit past 1 inch gives dust somewhere to go.
2) Can I use a 1/4 x 1 inch nail-in anchor to fasten conduit straps to a concrete wall?
That is the usual job for it. The Metallics NA1415M is an electrical-trade drive anchor: drill 1/4 inch, hold the strap or clip in place, drop the anchor through and drive the pin home with a hammer. The 1 inch length covers thin fixtures like one-hole straps and box brackets against solid concrete or block.
3) How many anchors come in a box of Metallics NA1415M?
They ship 5,000 pieces to a box. That is a bulk quantity meant for crews setting strut, conduit straps, or panel backing day in and day out, not a small job pack.
4) How thick a part can I fasten with the 1 inch NA1415M anchor?
The 1 inch is total anchor length, not usable grip. Subtract whatever embeds in the concrete, so figure on fastening thin material only, strap stock, sheet brackets, light channel clips. For anything with real thickness behind it, step up to a longer drive anchor in the same 1/4 inch diameter.
5) Is a nail-in drive anchor the right choice, or should I use a sleeve or wedge anchor?
Nail-in drive anchors like the NA1415M are for light, static loads in concrete or masonry, fast to set and non-removable once driven. If you are hanging something heavy, something that vibrates, or something you will need to take back off, a wedge or sleeve anchor is the better call. For holes in hollow block face shells or drywall, this is the wrong family entirely.
6) What is the exact part number for the Metallics 1/4 inch metal nail-in anchor?
Metallics NA1415M. That number covers the 1/4 x 1 inch metal drive nail-in anchor supplied 5,000 to the box, and it is the number to quote when you reorder so you do not get a plastic-body or longer version.
7) Is the body of the NA1415M anchor metal or plastic?
Metal. It is specified as a metal drive nail-in anchor, which matters if your inspector or spec sheet rules out nylon-bodied drive pins for the fastening in question.
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