Simpson Strong-Tie Titen Turbo 1/4 in. x 2-3/4 in. Hex Head Screw Anchor is a high-performance concrete and masonry fastener engineered for fast, reliable installation in wood-to-concrete and structural anchoring applications. Built from carbon steel with a zinc plated and ceramic coating finish, this screw anchor delivers consistent holding power and corrosion resistance in demanding conditions. The revolutionary Torque Reduction Channel thread design eliminates common installation problems - binding, stripping, and snapping - so contractors and builders can drive anchors confidently into concrete or masonry with less effort and more consistent results.

Key Features

• Patented Torque Reduction Channel thread design - gives drilling dust a dedicated escape path, significantly lowering driving torque and preventing binding, stripping, and snapping during installation
• Lower driving torque with superior holding power - the innovative thread geometry makes installation faster and easier while maintaining the fastening strength you depend on for structural applications
• 1/4 in. diameter x 2-3/4 in. length - sized for precise, reliable penetration depth in concrete and masonry substrates
• 3/16 in. drill bit diameter required - a close-tolerance pilot hole ensures maximum thread engagement and optimal pullout resistance
• 5/16 in. hex drive with hex head - compatible with standard hex drivers and impact tools for efficient, consistent installation
• Zinc plated with ceramic coating - provides corrosion resistance for applications where durability and longevity are essential
• Carbon steel construction - delivers the strength and shear capacity required in structural wood-to-concrete fastening scenarios
• Standard Blue color coding - makes it easy to identify and organize on the job site, reducing the chance of using the wrong anchor size

Why This Product

• Eliminates the most common screw anchor frustrations - the Torque Reduction Channel actively manages drilling dust during installation, so the anchor drives smoothly to full depth without the binding or snapping that slows down work and wastes fasteners
• Trouble-free installation without sacrificing strength - reduced driving torque does not mean reduced holding power; the thread design is engineered specifically to deliver both benefits simultaneously, making it a dependable choice for structural connections
• Versatile fit for standard tooling - the 5/16 in. hex drive works with common hex impact drivers and wrenches already on the job site, requiring no special tools or adapters
• Zinc plated with ceramic coating for added durability - the dual-layer finish protects carbon steel fasteners from moisture and environmental exposure, extending service life in challenging installation environments

Specifications

• Brand: Simpson Strong-Tie
• Head Type: Hex Head
• Drive Type: 5/16 in. Hex
• Wrench Size (in.): 5/16
• Diameter (in.): 1/4
• Length (in.): 2 3/4
• Drill Bit Diameter (in.): 3/16
• Material: Carbon Steel
• Coating: Zinc Plated with Ceramic Coating
• Color: Standard Blue
• Country of Origin: Taiwan

Available Pack Options

• TNT25234HC8: 8 Pk
• TNT25234HC25: 25 Pk
• TNT25234HC75: 75 Pk - includes (1) standard ANSI drill bit
• TNT25234HR200: 200 Pk - includes (1) standard ANSI drill bit

Frequently Asked Questions

What size drill bit do I need to install this screw anchor?

You will need a 3/16 in. diameter drill bit to prepare the pilot hole for the 1/4 in. Titen Turbo screw anchor. Using the correct bit size is critical for achieving maximum thread engagement and optimal holding power in concrete or masonry.

What drive tool do I need to install the Titen Turbo hex head anchor?

The anchor is designed for a 5/16 in. hex drive. A 5/16 in. hex socket, wrench, or compatible impact driver bit can be used to drive the anchor to full depth.

How does the Torque Reduction Channel improve installation?

The Torque Reduction Channel is a design feature built between the threads that gives drilling dust a place to escape during installation. This significantly reduces torque-related problems such as binding, stripping, and snapping - resulting in consistently smooth, trouble-free driving into concrete or masonry.

What is the coating on the Titen Turbo screw anchor and why does it matter?

The anchor features a zinc plated finish with an additional ceramic coating. This dual-layer protection helps resist corrosion, making the fastener more durable in environments where moisture or other corrosive conditions may be present over the life of the installation.

Note: Product dimensions and/or thread length may differ from picture. Please see the item description above for specifications.