L.H. DOTTIE PS38 3/8" Concrete Anchor Zinc Plated 50 PK
A pack of 50 zinc-plated carbon steel anchors for 3/8" concrete fixings
- Product typeAnchors
- Product colorTransparent
- 3/8" diameter suits standard concrete anchor holes
- Carbon steel core delivers strong holding power in masonry
- Zinc plating resists corrosion for longer outdoor life
- 50-piece pack covers multiple installations in one purchase
- DOTTIE brand trusted by professionals for reliable fastening
3/8" Concrete Anchor Pack
The L.H. DOTTIE PS38 pack contains 50 zinc-plated carbon steel anchors designed for concrete substrates. Each anchor measures 38 in diameter and is supplied in a transparent finish. The product is new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
For Concrete Fixing Tasks
These anchors suit installers who need a bulk supply of 3/8" diameter fasteners for concrete applications. They are not intended for buyers who require a different diameter, a non-zinc coating, or a smaller pack quantity for light-duty use.
Simple Mechanical Installation
Installation follows standard anchor-setting procedure for concrete using the appropriate drill bit and setting tool. Common issues include drilling an incorrect hole diameter or insufficient embedment depth, which can reduce holding strength.
How it compares
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- Price $97.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 227 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DOTTIE |
| Product type | Anchors |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What size drill bit do I need for the 3/8" anchors in this pack?
Use a 3/8" diameter masonry bit to drill each hole before installing the carbon steel anchors.
Can I reuse the 50 pack anchors if I remove a fixture later?
No, these zinc-plated concrete anchors are designed for permanent installation and should be replaced with new units.
How do I confirm the anchors are set correctly in the concrete?
The anchor sits flush when fully expanded; a firm tug on the fastened bracket should show no movement.
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