Masonmate Flangehex Concrete Screwbolt - M6 x 30mm - Multicolor

The MasonMate Flangehex Concrete Screwbolts are designed for reliable anchoring in concrete, block...

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The Masonmate Flangehex Concrete Screwbolts are designed for construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, high-performance anchoring solution for concrete, block, brick, and stone. Featuring a robust self-tapping thread design and a durable zinc-plated finish, these bolts ensure secure fastening in tough masonry materials, though users should note that pre-drilling the correct hole diameter is strictly required to prevent damage to the substrate.

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ColourMulticolor
Model Part Number5063750474700
BrandMASONMATE

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FAQs

Do I need to use rawl plugs with these bolts?

No, these are self-tapping concrete screwbolts and are designed to cut their own threads directly into the masonry.

What drill bit size should I use?

Always consult the specific technical data for the substrate, but generally, use a masonry drill bit sized exactly to the bolt shank's core diameter.

Can these be used outdoors?

Yes, the zinc plating provides good corrosion resistance, making them suitable for most outdoor applications. However, avoid use in high-salt coastal areas.

Are these suitable for hollow bricks?

No, these screwbolts are designed for solid masonry such as concrete, solid brick, or stone to ensure the threads have material to bite into.

Can I reuse these screwbolts?

It is not recommended. Once a self-tapping bolt has been installed, the masonry thread is often deformed, which compromises the holding power of subsequent installations.

Troubleshooting

Screwbolt will not bite into the masonry

Check that the pilot hole diameter is not too large. An oversized hole prevents the threads from engaging with the substrate.

Screwbolt snaps during installation

The pilot hole may be too small or contains too much debris. Ensure the hole is cleared of dust and is the correct diameter.

Fixture feels loose after installation

The masonry substrate may be too soft or crumbling. If the material is too weak, the bolt cannot maintain a secure grip.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No wall plugs required for installation
  • Durable zinc plating prevents rust
  • Integrated flange head replaces separate washers
  • Self-tapping threads provide a secure, mechanical grip
  • Excellent value with 100 pieces per pack

Cons

  • Requires precise pre-drilled hole size
  • Not suitable for use in soft or crumbly masonry
  • Not recommended for overhead safety-critical applications

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These bolts are compatible with standard power tools equipped with a hex socket attachment.

Setup requirements:

  • Drill Bit: Always select a high-quality masonry drill bit matching the specified clearance hole for an M6 screwbolt.
  • Torque control: Start at a low torque setting on your drill/driver to avoid over-tightening or stripping the masonry hole.

Maintenance:

While the zinc plating offers excellent corrosion resistance, avoid using these bolts in highly acidic or marine environments where stainless steel would be required. If the zinc coating is visibly damaged during installation, a quick touch-up with a cold-galvanizing spray can maintain its longevity.

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