L.H. DOTTIE
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
- TypeAnchors
- 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.
Highlights
- 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
Specifications
| Type | Anchors |
|---|---|
| Brand | DOTTIE |
| 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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