► ICCONS® | PX Drive Pins

for Fast Concrete & Steel Direct Fixing Some installs don’t need resin. They don’t need a threaded rod. They need secure attachment now. On commercial projects where brackets, cable trays or light framing must be fixed directly into concrete or structural steel, installers often choose impact-driven fastening instead of drilling...

for Fast Concrete & Steel Direct Fixing

Some installs don’t need resin. They don’t need a threaded rod. They need secure attachment now.

On commercial projects where brackets, cable trays or light framing must be fixed directly into concrete or structural steel, installers often choose impact-driven fastening instead of drilling for Anchor Bolts or installing Anchors & Wall Plugs. PX drive pins provide mechanical penetration with immediate holding strength.

ICCONS® PX Drive Pins are hardened fastening pins designed for direct fixing into concrete & steel across civil, commercial & industrial builds.

They are commonly installed using compatible tools after confirming substrate suitability with Hammer Drills where required. In projects where Structural Fasteners & Bolts are used in higher load zones & areas integrated with Concrete Reinforcement, drive pins provide fast attachment for secondary components.

They are also used in areas where surfaces have been treated with Concrete Sealers & Coatings, allowing secure bracket placement without complex anchoring systems.

Direct fastening. Immediate retention.

What’s in This Collection:

► ICCONS® PX hardened drive pins
‣ Designed for penetration into structural concrete & steel

► Ballistic point geometry
‣ Improves substrate entry while reducing surface stress

► High-tensile steel construction
‣ Built to withstand impact-driven installation forces

► Washered drive pin options
‣ Distributes load across thin brackets & mounting plates

► Corrosion-protected finishes
‣ Suitable for internal commercial environments

► Multiple embedment lengths
‣ Selected according to substrate thickness & fixing requirement

► Powder-actuated tool compatibility
‣ Engineered for use with approved direct fastening systems

► Commercial installation suitability
 ‣ Used in service fixing, framing attachment & repetitive bracket installs

When Inspections Are Tight & Programs Are Tighter

On large commercial builds, there is a moment before handover when every fixing point gets attention. Inspectors look at bracket alignment. Mount stability. Surface condition.

Rework at that stage is expensive.

PX drive pins are often chosen where consistent, repeatable fixing is required across wide areas. Cable tray runs. Track systems. Service mounts. Instead of drilling, cleaning & waiting on cure times, direct fastening locks the bracket in place immediately.

Across Australian warehouses, retail developments & infrastructure upgrades, program pressure is real. The ability to complete high-volume fixing without slowing other trades keeps projects on schedule.

Industrial Shed supplies genuine ICCONS PX drive pins in bulk quantities to support ongoing commercial procurement.

Orders are backed by Same day dispatch to reduce site delays. Ongoing support is available through Trade support Solutions for correct application guidance.

Every purchase is covered by the Industrial Shed Trade Guarantee.

► Genuine ICCONS® stockist with verified supply
► Bulk availability for commercial & civil builds
► Fast Australia-wide dispatch from stocked inventory
► Backed by the Industrial Shed Trade Guarantee

When inspection deadlines are close & installation speed matters, choose a fastening system built for controlled impact performance.

Order ICCONS® PX Drive Pins today from Industrial Shed & keep your concrete & steel fixing compliant, secure & on schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

They are generally specified for light to medium-duty applications. For primary structural loads, mechanical or chemical anchors may be required.

When selected correctly for the substrate & installed with approved tools, cracking risk is minimised. Substrate condition should always be assessed first.

Yes when load requirements are within product specification. Always confirm application suitability before installation.

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