Buy Concrete Screws Online in Australia
Concrete screws, also called masonry screws or screw anchors, cut their own thread into a pre-drilled hole in concrete, brick or block, so you can fix without a separate anchor body. This range has 13 active listings: 11 from Hobson (Xbolt and TX-CON) and 2 from Bremick.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Xbolt masonry screws | 5 | Hobson Xbolt hex flange head (zinc yellow and mechanical galvanised), countersunk head (zinc yellow and mechanical galvanised) and Torx drive dome head (mechanical galvanised). |
| Xbolt eye and coupler anchors | 3 | Hobson Xbolt eye (zinc yellow passivate) and coupler screw anchors in mechanical galvanised and zinc yellow passivate. |
| TX-CON anchor screws | 3 | Hobson TX-CON anchor screws with an R1000 coating: hex slotted, countersunk Phillips and a wafer head frame screw in boxes of 100. |
| Bremick screw anchors | 2 | Bremick hexagonal head screw anchors in galvanised and zinc plated. |
Choosing a concrete screw
Choose the head style for the fixing: hex or hex flange for general fixing with a socket, countersunk where the head needs to sit flush, and eye or coupler types where you are hanging or connecting threaded rod. Match the finish to the environment, and drill the hole with the masonry bit size and depth the manufacturer specifies. Always check the data sheet for sizes, load ratings and base material suitability, and for anything structural or safety-critical confirm with the engineer or the manufacturer before you order.
Related ranges
Anchors | Drop In Anchors | Stud Anchors | Screws | Self Drilling Screws | Hobson | Bremick
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right fixing to your base material and load.
Concrete Screw FAQs
What is a concrete screw?
It is a hardened screw with a thread designed to cut into a pre-drilled hole in concrete, brick or block, so you can fix directly without a plug or anchor body.
How do I choose between hex head and countersunk?
Hex or hex flange heads are driven with a socket and suit general fixing. Countersunk heads sit flush with the surface. Torx drive and dome head options are also listed.
Can I use a concrete screw for structural fixings?
Only where the manufacturer's data sheet and an engineer's specification support it. Check the load ratings, embedment depth and base material requirements for the exact product before you use it.