B-Line Eaton series fastener hardware and accessories, Designed for use in solid concrete, Steel ,5⁄8", Used for overhead applications,1-13⁄16 ,Drop-i

That is what it is built for. The ADI-62 is a steel drop-in anchor specifically called out for overhead applications in solid concrete, which is the standard way of picking up threaded rod for trapeze hangers, conduit, cable tray, and pipe runs off a concrete deck. The anchor sets flush in the hole and the rod threads into it, so nothing protrudes below the slab until you install the rod.

Yes, the ADI-62 is UL Listed. For inspectors on electrical installations that is usually the first thing asked about concrete anchors carrying conduit, raceway, or cable tray loads off a deck.

The ADI-62 body is steel. No plating, coating, or stainless designation is part of its makeup as specified, so treat it as an interior, dry-location anchor for overhead concrete work. For exposed exterior decks, parking structures, or wet process areas, specify a stainless or hot-dip anchor instead.

Each ADI-62 anchor is listed at .32 lb. On a large deck layout with a few hundred anchor points that adds up quickly, which is worth knowing when you are pricing out a bulk order for a whole floor of overhead supports.