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No Access Behind the Panel? Let the Anchor Grip From the Other Side.
Designed for compatible hollow and thin-panel installations, the metal anchor expands behind the mounting surface as it is tightened—creating a broader mechanical grip than a standard screw alone.
The Anchor Expands Behind the Panel as You Tighten It.
Instead of relying only on the edge of a drilled hole, the metal body is designed to deform and open behind the panel, helping create a wider clamping area.
Threaded Screw + Expanding Metal Sleeve.
The screw passes through the metal anchor body. As the assembly is tightened, the sleeve is pulled and deformed so the outer sections can grip behind a compatible panel.
Tighten the Screw. Expand the Anchor. Clamp the Panel.
The visible screw stays at the front while the anchor body changes shape behind the panel, creating the mechanical retention.
The collapsed anchor body passes through the prepared hole.
The screw begins pulling the inner threaded section toward the front.
The slotted metal walls deform outward behind the panel.
The expanded anchor and front flange grip opposite sides of the panel.
Drill. Insert. Set. Tighten.
Correct hole size and anchor selection matter. A hole that is too large or an anchor that is wrong for the panel thickness may not grip correctly.
Drill the correct diameter for the exact anchor size being installed.
Push the collapsed metal body through until the front flange sits against the surface.
Use the appropriate setting tool or tightening method for the exact fastener.
Tighten to a secure fit without crushing or damaging the panel.
Choose the Anchor That Matches Your Panel and Hole.
The supplied size chart shows three variants: 4×20, 5×25 and 6×25. Always match the exact anchor dimensions to the material and required installation.
Useful Where a Conventional Nut Behind the Panel Is Hard to Reach.
The supplier imagery presents the anchors for several board and thin-panel applications. Compatibility still depends on the exact material, thickness and whether there is adequate hollow space behind it.
Useful Hardware for Repairs, Mounting and DIY Projects.
Keep compatible anchor sizes together so you can choose the right fastener for different panel thicknesses and mounting jobs instead of forcing one size into every installation.
Check These Four Things First.
Confirm the substrate is suitable for a hollow-wall expansion fixing.
The anchor must have enough room to expand correctly behind the surface.
Too small will prevent insertion; too large can reduce grip.
Use only a fixing with a verified rating appropriate for the intended load.
These product images do not provide a verified load rating. Do not use the anchors for televisions, overhead loads, grab bars, structural elements, safety equipment or other high-consequence installations unless the exact fastener is independently specified and rated for that application.
Quick Questions
What type of fastener is this?
What sizes are shown?
What drill size should I use?
Can I use it in drywall / gypsum board?
Can it be used in solid concrete?
Do I need a special installation tool?
How much weight can it hold?
Can I reuse the anchor?
Why is the anchor spinning instead of tightening?
Drill Once. Expand Behind. Secure the Panel.
Match the anchor to your hole and panel thickness, install it correctly, and create a mechanical fixing where access behind the surface is limited.