MASONMATE Hex Concrete Screwbolts M12 x 150mm (Pack of 25)
Zinc-plated hex concrete screwbolts, M12 x 150mm, self-tapping. Box of 25 for secure anchoring in masonry.
The MASONMATE Hex Concrete Screwbolts are designed for reliable anchoring in hard materials such as concrete, brick, stone and blockwork. Their self-tapping thread design provides an efficient and secure fastening solution without the need for pre-drilling.
These screwbolts feature a durable zinc-plated finish that enhances corrosion resistance, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. The hex head design allows for easy installation with standard tools, ensuring a quick and hassle-free fixing process.
Supplied in a convenient box of 25 units, these M12 x 150mm screwbolts offer great value for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts alike. Their robust construction ensures long-lasting performance in demanding conditions.
- Concrete substrates
- Brickwork
- Blockwork
- Stone/masonry
- Thread Type: Self-tapping
- Head Type: Hex
- Material: Zinc-plated steel
- Diameter: M12
- Length: 150mm
- Quantity: 25 per pack
- Weight: 3730g
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