Hangers & Tray Anchors
Stop bits and 4-cutter SDS-Plus for drop-in, wedge and screw anchors on tray, strut and pipe hangers.
1/2" stop bit5/8" stop bitSDS-Plus 3/8"–3/4"
Shop Hangers & Tray Anchors
Data center construction
Built for the crews building data centers.
The electrician hanging tray from the deck. The fitter welding a stainless cooling loop. The coring crew sleeving the slab. Eight steps, one account, bits and blades that ship today.
1,050products picked for data center work
4 PM ETorder cutoff for same-day shipping
$200and up ships free, continental U.S.
Net 30on account, statements in My Toolbox
The job, in numbers
A data center is an electrical job with a building around it
The shell is a small slice of the budget. Power and cooling are most of it, and most of the holes, cuts and welds come with them. That is where our catalog lives.
Where a data center's construction dollars goShare of total construction cost
Electrical 48–54%Mechanical 22–33%Core and shell 9–14%GC fee and other
88%
of data center MEP work is prefabricated in the contractor's shop. The shop is where the blades and wheels get used up.
250+
electricians on one hall under a single general foreman, each one drilling anchors, cutting strut and punching panels.
18–36
months from land to power-on. Twelve to eighteen of them are construction, and the MEP trades stack on top of each other.
2%
of labor dollars goes to consumables on electrical work, before small tools. On a hyperscale hall that is a mid six-figure line.
Sources: Turner & Townsend Data Center Cost Index 2025 via ConstructConnect; Stratus 2026 State of MEP, data center edition; Data Center Frontier on Loudoun County staffing; Global Data Center Hub schedule analysis; electrical-contractor estimating practice.
Where the holes are
Section through a data hall
Every trade on the job leaves a mark in concrete or steel. Follow the numbers from the deck to the floor, then shop the step.
Schematic, not to scale. Hover or tap a number to highlight the step.Prefab shop work (steps 7 and 8) happens off site and ships in as spools and skids.
- Hangers & Tray AnchorsDrop-in, wedge and screw anchors for tray, strut trapezes, busway and pipe hangers
- Rack & Equipment Anchors1/2" to 3/4" anchors for racks, PDUs, CRAHs, pads and seismic bracing
- Coring & PenetrationsSleeves for conduit, chilled-water mains and drains through walls and slabs
- Slab, Rebar & DemoSaw cuts, dowel drilling, rebar hits, chipping pads and curbs
- Strut, Rod & ConduitCutting Unistrut, all-thread, EMT and rigid, ladder rack
- Panels & EnclosuresHole saws by conduit size, step bits, drilling steel for clips
- Pipe Fab & Weld PrepCut, bevel, grind, brush and deburr carbon steel spools
- Stainless & Liquid CoolingContamination-free cutting and finishing for 304/316 loops
Shop by job step
One build, eight steps, one account
We split a data center build into the eight steps where crews burn through bits, blades and wheels. Each step below is a collection you can filter by size, shank and brand, with an in-stock filter on every grid.
Rack & Equipment Anchors
SDS-Max for racks, PDUs, CRAHs and seismic bracing. Chatsworth frames take four 3/4" anchors a rack.
SDS-Max 1/2"–3/4"Extensions4-cutter
Shop Rack & Equipment Anchors
Coring & Penetrations
Diamond cores to 12" and SDS-Max core bits for conduit sleeves, chilled-water mains and drains.
Diamond 1"–12"SDS-Max coreCarbide core
Shop Coring & Penetrations
Slab, Rebar & Demo
14" diamond blades, rebar cutters for the bar you hit at 6 inch centers, chisels and bull points.
14" diamondRebar cuttersSDS-Max chisels
Shop Slab, Rebar & Demo
Strut, Rod & Conduit
Band saw blades in every length, chop and cut-off wheels, metal circular blades. No sparks overhead.
14/18 TPI44-7/8" & 32-7/8"14" chop
Shop Strut, Rod & Conduit
Panels & Enclosures
Hole saws sized to conduit, carbide-tipped for stainless panels, step bits, hex-shank jobbers and Silver & Deming.
7/8" for 1/2" EMT2-1/2" for 2"Step bits
Shop Panels & Enclosures
Pipe Fab & Weld Prep
Pipefitter and grinding wheels, flap discs, cup brushes and burrs for the spool shop, by the case.
PIPEFITTER 4-1/2"–9"40 grit flapCup brushes
Shop Pipe Fab & Weld Prep
Stainless & Liquid Cooling
Iron-free cut-off wheels, flap discs and stainless-only brushes for 304/316 TCS loops and CDU manifolds.
Fe-S-Cl free3/64" cut-offStainless brushes
Shop Stainless & Liquid Cooling
What crews say
The complaints we built the company around
We read the trade surveys and we listen on the phone. These are the three things contractors say most, and what you get from us instead.
What the trade press hears
#1
Availability of material "continued to be a problem" for the biggest electrical contractors in 2026, ahead of price.EC&M, 2026 Top 50 Electrical Contractors special report
What you get here
You see what is in stock before you order.
Every grid has an in-stock filter. Order by 4 PM Eastern and it ships the same day from a distribution center in the continental U.S. If something is backordered, you hear it from us with a date before you build a schedule around it.
What the trade press hears
83%
of top electrical contractors report labor shortages. The last thing a short crew needs is a foreman driving to a counter for bits.EC&M, 2026 Top 50 Electrical Contractors special report
What you get here
Reordering takes a minute, from the lift.
My Toolbox keeps your reorder list, lets you add every superintendent and foreman to the company account, and sends a restock reminder before you run out. Set a standing order for what the shop burns every week, and set up each shop or office as its own branch so nobody waits on head office to reorder.
What the trade press hears
83%
of electricians prefer a distributor over a big-box store for service, and 73% for the relationship. They just do not want to pay a rep for it.EC&M purchasing-practices survey; a foundation contractor's words to us, October 2026
What you get here
A person answers. No rep is in the price.
Call 833-438-6657 and talk to someone who knows which bit fits which anchor. We sell direct, so the same price shows online, on the phone and on account, with no field rep's overhead built in.
The spec, not the sales pitch
Drill size by anchor
Trapeze hangers, pipe hangers and rack anchors set the bit sizes on a data center. These are the pairings crews drill all day. Screenshot it for the foreman.
AnchorAnchor sizeDrill bit
Drop-in anchorAny brand. Bit = thread size + 1/8"
3/8"
1/2" SDS-Plus stop bitFixed depth, no over-drilling
Drop-in anchorThe overhead pipe-hanger standard
1/2"
5/8" SDS-Plus stop bitMost common hole on the job
Drop-in anchorHeavy hangers and equipment
5/8" · 3/4"
7/8" · 1"SDS-Plus or SDS-Max
Wedge & screw anchorsKWIK Bolt TZ, Strong-Bolt 2, Titen HD
3/8"–3/4"
Bit = anchor diameter4-cutter head for rebar hits
Rack seismic anchorsChatsworth spec: four per rack
3/4" KB-TZ
3/4" SDS-MaxSeismic frames only
Adhesive anchorHIT-HY 200 with threaded rod
1/2" rod
9/16" bitHEPA-cleaned hole, certified crew overhead
Under the shroudEvery one of these holes gets drilled under OSHA Table 1 with a dust shroud and a vacuum. Stop bits hit depth without over-drilling, and 4-cutter heads clear dust instead of packing it.
Always follow the anchor maker's printed instructions. Overhead adhesive anchors need a certified installer under ACI 318, which is why most crews run drop-ins overhead and save adhesive for the floor.
Built for how contractors buy
No reps. One account. Standing orders.
- Open a contractor account
Sign in with your work email. Known companies are approved on the spot; terms orders post to one Net 30 statement in My Toolbox.
- Add your foremen and your branches
Superintendents and foremen order against the company account from the lift, and accounting gets the statement. Running several shops or offices? Add each one as a branch under one head office: its own ship-to book, team and account, and anyone at the head office can see and order for any branch. Put the job and PO number on the order and it prints on the packing slip.
- Set the standing order
Pick the band blades, chop wheels, flap discs and stop bits the shop burns every week and we ship them on your schedule. Change or pause it any time.
Delivering to a badged site? We ship to the laydown yard, the jobsite trailer or your fab shop, whatever address you give us.
Brands we carryITMWalterTriumphDrillcoALLSTEELAllegroReltonTru-CutTitan USA
Start with what you already buy
Send us the consumables list from your last job.
We will match it SKU for SKU, quote it on account terms, and set it up as a reorder list in My Toolbox so the next hall starts with one click.
Or send it to sales@eldoradotools.com
Questions crews ask
Before you open an account
Do you sell to subcontractors or only to the owner?
Subcontractors. On a data center job the electrical, mechanical and coring subs buy their own consumables, so that is who we set accounts up for. Owners, GCs and facilities teams are welcome too.
Will your bits fit our Hilti, Bosch or Milwaukee hammers?
Yes. SDS-Plus and SDS-Max are universal chucks, so any bit here fits any hammer with that shank. Stop bits are sized to standard drop-in anchors.
Can you deliver to a badged site?
We ship to any address you give us: the laydown yard, the jobsite trailer or your fab shop. Put the job and PO number on the order and it prints on the packing slip so the gate and the office both know what it is.
Can our foremen order on the company account?
Yes. My Toolbox lets you add team members who order against the company account, and the statement goes to accounting.
We run several locations and a couple of sister companies. Can that be one account?
Yes. In My Toolbox, under Company, you can add branches and locations, set up a head office, or ask to be linked under a parent company that already buys from us. Each branch keeps its own address book, team and account, and anyone at the head office can act for a branch to order, track and pay. The accounting records follow automatically, so nothing gets retyped on our side.