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1/4' Wedge Concrete Anchor Setting Tool, Best Setting Tools for Concrete Contractors

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  • ⚠ Important: the nut and washer must be taken off the anchor prior to using the installation tool. Failure to do so will result in damage to the tool that will not be covered by warranty.
  • Our 1/4" wedge anchor setting tool provides a revolutionary patented system for installing wedge type concrete anchors or concrete tools.
  • This system is the choice of professional contractors in all trades - coast to coast. It provides a safe and efficient method for installing anchors overhead, in walls, or in floors. . It is also best concrete Tool for Home Improvement, block and bricks.
  • Our wedge anchor setting tools significantly reduce the risk of damage to the anchor threads during installation. That is the reason this tool set is called the best electrician tools.
  • Wedge anchors look and function like a sleeve anchor but have a much smaller sleeve near the bottom of the anchor. They are extremely popular and are one of the strongest anchors for hold strength
  • ⚠ Important: the nut and washer must be taken off the anchor prior to using the installation tool. Failure to do so will result in damage to the tool that will not be covered by warranty.


Wedge Anchors are extremely popular and are one of the strongest anchors for hold strength. The most common anchors are used for medium duty hanging by all trades. Our Wedge Anchor Setting Tool provides a revolutionary patented system for installing wedge type concrete anchors. This system is the choice of professional contractors in all trades- coast to coast. It provides a safe and efficient method for installing anchors overhead, in walls, or in floors. Our setting tools significantly reduce the risk of damage to the anchor threads during installation. To install a wedge anchor simply drill a hole that is the same size diameter as the anchor and place it into the hole. After placing the material being held to the concrete on the exposed portion, place the washer and thread the fastener onto the anchor. As the nut is tightened against the washer, it will begin pulling the anchor up. This will result in the wedge skirt catching the concrete and expanding and digging into the concrete as the anchor is pulled.