Stainless Lag Screws
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Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. 782.png
Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. W70.png
Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. 708.png
Lag Screws, 18-8 Stainless
(216) Lag screws (sometimes called lag bolts) are usually threaded up to ¾ of the way from point to head. The remainder of the lag screw's shaft is round and smooth.Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. 782.png
Lag Screws, 316 Stainless
(150) Lag screws (sometimes called lag bolts) are usually threaded up to ¾ of the way from point to head. The remainder of the lag screw's shaft is round and smooth.Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. W70.png
Metric Lag Screws, A4-70 Stainless
(74) Metric lag screws (sometimes called lag bolts) are usually threaded up to ¾ of the way from point to head. The remainder of the lag screw's shaft is round and smooth.Lag screws are used in wood. The most common head style is hex, followed by square. The hex style of the lag screw is more easily wrenched. 708.png
