Zinc Plated Steel Double Headed Strike Anchors
What are double headed strike anchors? Double headed strike anchors are strike anchors with a raised double head that gives a point to attach wire, cable, or suspension hardware. Set with hammer strikes into a pre-drilled hole, they expand for a permanent hold, providing a fast hanging and tie-off point in concrete, block, and brick.
When to use a double headed strike anchor
The double head gives a raised, stepped profile that wire, cable, or suspension hardware can loop around or hang from, rather than a flat head that only holds a fixture down. That makes double headed strike anchors useful for hanging and tie-off work, such as suspending wire, securing cable, or attaching supports to a concrete ceiling or wall. The anchor sets the strike way, hammered into a matching-diameter hole so the body expands against the wall for a permanent base. Zinc plated steel gives corrosion resistance for indoor and general use.
Why choose double headed strike anchors
- Hanging point: raised double head for wire and suspension.
- Fast set: hammer-driven expansion into a matching hole.
- Permanent hold: expands against the hole wall.
- Zinc plated: corrosion resistance for indoor and general use.
Common applications for double headed strike anchors
- Hanging wire and cable
- Suspension and tie-off points
- Ceiling and wall supports in concrete
- Fast, permanent hanging hardware
For a looped wire head, see tire wire head strike anchors, and browse every option on the main anchors category.
Double Headed Strike Anchors FAQ
What is the double head for?
The raised, stepped head gives a point to loop or hang wire, cable, and suspension hardware, unlike a flat head that only holds a fixture down.
How is it installed?
Drill a hole the same diameter as the anchor, insert it, and strike the pin with a hammer to expand the body against the hole wall.
Are these good outdoors?
The zinc plating suits indoor and general use. For outdoor or damp exposure, choose a corrosion-resistant option.