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Product Specs
- Division:
- Electrical H1
- Pack Type:
- Jar
- Product Group:
- Fasteners
- Sub Division:
- Electrical-E H2
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Anchors
Metallics M50034 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What size drive pin is the Metallics M50034, and how many come in a jar?
The M50034 is a drive pin with a .300 inch head, a .145 inch shank diameter, and a 1-1/2 inch shank length. It ships 100 pins to a jar, so one container covers a typical day of strapping or box mounting without reordering.
2) Will a 1-1/2 inch drive pin be long enough for my application, or do I need a shorter one?
The 1-1/2 inch shank on the M50034 is a longer pin, meant for fastening through thicker material or furring into concrete or masonry where you need real embedment depth. If you are pinning thin strap or a device box directly to a slab, that length will often bottom out or leave too much pin standing proud, and a shorter shank in the same .145 diameter is the better choice. Measure the thickness of what you are fastening and subtract it from 1-1/2 inches to see how much embedment you actually get.
3) What does the .300 inch head on this drive pin do for me?
The .300 inch head is the bearing surface that holds your material against the substrate. On the M50034 it is a flat head sized to sit against conduit strap, hanger, or box ears without pulling through, while staying small enough not to interfere with adjacent work. If your material has slots or holes wider than .300 inch, you need a washer or a larger-head fastener instead.
4) Do I need a powder actuated tool to install these, or can I hammer them in?
Drive pins in this family are set by driving, either with a hammer and a drive pin holder or with a tool that accepts a .145 diameter shank. Match the pin diameter to your tool: if your driver or powder actuated tool is set up for a different shank size, the M50034 will not seat correctly. The 1-1/2 inch length also needs to clear the tool's guide, so confirm your tool handles that pin length.
5) Are these drive pins for electrical work or general construction fastening?
Metallics catalogs the M50034 on the electrical side, and the usual use is electrical rough-in: anchoring one-hole and two-hole conduit straps, device boxes, and small hangers to concrete, block, and brick. Nothing about the pin limits it to electrical work, but the .145 shank and .300 head are sized for that light-duty strap and box fastening rather than structural attachment.
6) Is the Metallics M50034 sold individually or only by the jar?
It comes as a jar of 100 pins, which is the single orderable configuration under model M50034. For a facility stocking a shop cart or a contractor standardizing on one pin size across crews, that is one part number to reorder rather than loose counts.
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Does the Metallics M50034 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Metallics M50034 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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