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Simpson Titen HD Concrete Screws are high-performance fasteners designed to anchor objects to concrete. These anchors are exceptionally easy to use and can be installed with standard drill bits. Titen HD screws are available with hex heads or flat heads that provide a flush finish after installation.

At Fastco, we supply contractors and construction companies nationwide with Simpson Titen HD screws in various styles and material options. Our installation guide below provides step-by-step instructions for how to install these anchors in concrete surfaces.

Equipment You Will Need for Concrete Screw Installation

  • Hammer drill with a carbide-tipped drill bit
  • Air compressor for cleaning out the drilled hole
  • Impact wrench with the proper bit (a torque wrench can also work)
  • Safety glasses and appropriate personal protective equipment

How to Install Titen HD Concrete Anchors: A Step-by-Step Guide

Installing Titen HD Concrete Anchors is a straightforward process. Note that these instructions are general guidelines. Always be sure to consult the manufacturer's instructions for the specific anchor you are using to confirm you have the proper equipment and bit sizes. To install Titen HD screws, follow these four steps:

Image showing a person using a power drill to screw in a concrete anchor. Step 1: Drill the Hole

Use a hammer drill with a carbide-tipped drill bit to drill a hole into the concrete surface. Before drilling, be sure to check the anchor's instructions to confirm you have the proper size drill bit that matches your anchor's diameter size and depth requirements.

Step 2: Thoroughly Clean the Drilled Hole

Clean the drilled hole using an air compressor. Be sure to clear out any debris or dust. This is very important for proper anchor engagement; if dust remains in the hole, the Titen HD screw will not properly fasten to the concrete.

Step 3: Insert the Titen HD Screw

Place the Flat Titen HD Concrete Anchor into the drilled hole.

Step 4: Drive the Screw Into the Concrete

Using an impact wrench and bit, drive the Titen HD Screw into the hole as you would with a standard screw. Tighten to the recommended torque.

Industrial Applications for Hex and Flat Head Titen Anchors

Titen HD Concrete anchors are used across multiple industrial sectors. They are available with three different coating and material options: zinc-coated steel, hot-dip galvanized steel, and 316 stainless steel for jobs requiring high corrosion resistance. Flat Titen Screws are used in applications that need a low-profile flush finish. Common industrial uses for Titen HD screws include:
  • Fastening structural elements to concrete foundations
  • Anchoring machinery, equipment, and storage racks in warehouses
  • Installing signage for transportation applications
  • Anchoring conduit, electrical components, or HVAC equipment

Contact Us to Learn How Fastco Can Be Your Hex and Flat Titen Screw Supplier

Fastco Inc. is your source for Flat Titen Screws and other high-performance anchoring solutions. For more specification information or assistance with selecting the right Flat Titen HD Concrete Anchor for your application, contact the Fastco team today. Looking for other anchoring resources? Check out our wedge anchor and asphalt anchor installation guides. We're here to help you find the right fastening solution for your project.

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