

Product Details
LD-447 Zinc-Plated Steel Drive Wall Anchor Nail-in Hammer Set
LD-447 zinc-plated steel drive wall anchors with pre-assembled hardened nail pin. Sizes 6-12mm diameter, 30-70mm length. Hammer-in installation, no screw needed, ideal for concrete and masonry fixing.
Core Features
- Pre-assembled nail pin and expansion sleeve as single unit
- Zinc-plated carbon steel with hardened steel nail pin
- Hammer-in installation, no power tools or screws required
- Sizes 6-12mm diameter, 30-70mm length for varied loads
- Sturdy stamped steel construction with consistent performance
- Yellow zinc plating option for damp environments
- Faster installation than screw-type expansion anchors
- Suitable for concrete, solid brick and masonry fixing
Application Scenarios
- Concrete wall bracket and cleat mounting
- Pipe clamp and conduit fixing in masonry
- Railing, gate and fence hardware installation
- Sign, panel and display mounting
- Electrical fixture and junction box fixing
- Shelf and storage bracket attachment
FAQ
How is the drive wall anchor installed?
Drill a hole matching the anchor diameter (6-12mm depending on size), clean the hole of dust and debris, insert the anchor flush with the surface, then strike the protruding nail pin with a hammer until the pin is flush. The driven pin expands the sleeve against the wall material, securing the anchor in place. No screw or power tool is required.
What load capacity do these nail-in anchors support?
Load capacity depends on anchor size and wall material density. In solid concrete, 6mm anchors typically support 100-200N pull-out, 8mm anchors 200-400N, 10mm anchors 400-600N, and 12mm anchors 600-900N. Brick and lighter masonry provide lower capacities. For heavy or safety-critical loads, use multiple fixings and consult engineering data.
Which wall materials are suitable for these anchors?
LD-447 drive wall anchors are designed for solid concrete, solid brick, solid block, and dense natural stone. They are not suitable for hollow drywall, plasterboard, aerated concrete, or soft materials where expansion cannot develop sufficient grip. Always verify wall material density before installation.
Can drive wall anchors be removed after installation?
Drive wall anchors are designed for permanent installation and removal is not recommended. The expansion sleeve grips the wall material firmly and pulling it out typically damages both the anchor and surrounding material. For applications requiring removal, drill out the anchor or use a removable anchor type designed for that purpose.


