Hex Lag Screws
Lag bolts are large wood screws with hexagonal heads often called a lag screw. Hex heads are six sided for use with a wrench.
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Description
A Hex Lag Screw, also called a lag bolt, is a full-bodied threaded bolt with a hex head, spaced threads and a gimlet point. They are used mainly in wood construction.
Finishes:
- Zinc plating, slows the corrosion rate in a normal atmosphere.
- Galvanized plating protects the bolt from corrosion.
- Stainless Steel material. Grade 18-8 has the same design advantages as a low carbon bolt, however can be used in environments that require greater atmospheric corrosion resistance.
Technical specifications and diagrams like shear and tensile straight ratings go here.
ZINC
- Drive: Hex
- Finish: Zinc
- Grade: A
- Head: Hex
- Material: Steel
- Point: Gimlet
- REACH: Y
- RoHS: Y
HDG
- Drive: Hex
- Finish: Hot Dipped Galvanized
- Grade: A
- Head: Hex
- Material: Steel
- Point: Gimlet
- REACH: Y
- RoHS: Y
Stainless
- Drive: Hex
- Finish: Plain
- Grade: 18-8
- Head: Hex
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Point: Gimlet
- REACH: Y
- RoHS: Y
View Technical Specs: NONE
View Certification Info: NONE
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