Hobson data sheet
Mushroom Head Nylon Nail In Anchor: Sizes and Part Numbers Data Sheet
One-page product data sheet for the mushroom head nail in anchor, a nylon body with a drive nail that is set with a hammer. It lists uses, trades, base materials, components, and the part numbers and sizes for the steel and 304 stainless nail versions.
What this covers
- Applications and base materials
- Components
- Sizes and part numbers
- Installation
Key things to remember
The essentials from this document in plain words. Check the full document before you rely on a figure.
- Hammering the nail slides it down the nylon body, which expands against the wall of the hole. Once set, the anchor is tamper resistant.
- For concrete, brick and stone. Uses listed: signage, pipe and conduit saddles, shelf brackets and switch boxes. Trades listed: electrical and plumbing.
- The nylon body insulates between the nail and the work surface.
- Steel drive nail: 5.0mm (25 and 40mm long) and 6.5mm (25, 40 and 50mm long), parts MNMNM050025 to MNMNM0650050.
- 304 stainless drive nail: 5.0 x 25mm (MNMSM050025) and 6.5 x 25mm (MNMSM0650025).
- All sizes come in packs of 100. The installation pictures show: drill, clean the hole, tap the anchor in through the fixture, then hammer the nail home.
Who it helps: Electricians and plumbers fixing saddles, boxes and light brackets to concrete, brick or stone.
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