Molly Bolts for Drywall Plaster Walls Hollow Wall Anchors Heavy Duty with Setting Tool Metal Wall Anchors and Screws Kit
Versatile and Efficient Screw Fixation Solution - This innovative tool offers One-Handed Convenience for effortless and comfortable use while boasting Time-Saving Efficiency to minimize labor and time investment. Crafted with Durable Quality from superior materials, it guarantees strength and longevity. Its Versatile Board Compatibility encompasses a range of composite boards, including gypsum, making it a versatile choice. Applicable across Multi-Industry settings, from water and electricity installations to construction and steel frame design, it's the ultimate solution for screw fixing, fastening, and installation needs.
Description:
One-Handed Convenience - One-hand operation, is convenient and comfortable.
Time-Saving Efficiency - Save time and labor, easy to use
Durable Quality - Excellent material, strong and durable.
Versatile Board Compatibility - composite board, gypsum board, and other composite boards.
Multi-Industry Application - It is mainly used for fixing screws, fastening and installation of hollow expansion screws, water and electricity maintenance and installation, construction, steel frame design, and other industries.
Specifications:
Applicable size: M3-M4-M5-M6-M8
Maximum strength multiple: 16
Working stroke: 14mm/0.55''
Material: carbon steel
Length: 175mm/6.88''
Packing List：
1*pcsHeavy duty gun
1*pcsHeavy duty gun & 62*pcs Anchors
Note:
Please allow 2-3cm errors due to manual measurement
Item color displayed in photos may be slightly different on your computer monitor since monitors are not calibrated the same
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Molly Bolts for Drywall Plaster Walls Hollow Wall Anchors Heavy Duty with Setting Tool Metal Wall Anchors and Screws Kit
Customer Reviews
An essential and efficient tool for mounting objects on drywall, greatly facilitating the process
Being aware of the thickness of the material you're working on, choose the right bolt depth, drill the corresponding size hole and then insert and squeeze the trigger. It's really about that easy. I learned you need to be mindful of how thick your sheetrock/drywall is so the "legs" can make contact on the backside and stay in place. Other than that, you simply use the screw to hold a hook or other attachment point for a picture, a shelf, a mirror, whatever you can think of. I like it. No more hit and miss with plastic "hammer it in place" screw anchors. Finding replacements may be the only challenge.
