Lag Bolts

Lag Bolts Manufacturer

MT.BOLTS manufactures Lag Bolts, which are heavy-duty fasteners designed for anchoring wood to wood or wood to other materials such as masonry. These bolts feature a hex head and a sharp, coarse-threaded shank that allows them to be driven directly into wood without the need for a nut. Lag bolts provide strong holding power in structural framing, heavy timber connections, construction, and utility installations. MT.BOLTS offers lag bolts in a variety of styles, sizes, materials, and finishes to meet demanding engineering and structural needs.

  • System of Measurement:
    Metric (M6–M24) | Imperial (1/4″ to 1″)
  • Length Range:
    25 mm to 400 mm | 1″ to 16″
  • Thread Pitch:
    Metric (Coarse) | UNC
  • Thread Type:
    Full thread or partial thread (depending on size and application)
  • Head Types:
    Hex Head (standard), Square Head (optional)
  • Point Types:
    Gimlet Point (tapered), Cone Point (custom)
  • Finish Options:
    Plain, zinc-plated, hot-dip galvanized, black oxide, passivated, or custom coatings
  • Standards:
    ASTM A307 – Carbon Steel Bolts and Studs
    DIN 571 – Hex Head Lag Screws
    ISO 4017 / ISO 4042 – For coating and thread specifications
    Custom / OEM project specifications available

Lag Bolts Material Types

MT.BOLTS supplies carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex steel, and nickel-based alloy Lag Bolts , meeting the demanding requirements of chemical, marine, and high-temperature environments, compliant with various international standards.

Material CategoryCommon Grades/ModelsDescription
Carbon SteelASTM A307, A325, A490High strength and cost-effective, suitable for general structures; requires anti-corrosion coating.
Stainless Steel304 (A2), 316 (A4), 321, 410Excellent corrosion resistance; widely used in food, chemical, and construction industries
Duplex Stainless SteelUNS S31803/S32205 (F51), UNS S32750 (F53)High strength with superior chloride corrosion resistance; used in seawater, petrochemical, and paper industries
Monel AlloysMonel 400, Monel K500Excellent seawater corrosion resistance and mechanical strength; used in marine engineering and pump systems
Hastelloy AlloysHastelloy C276, C22, B2, XExcellent resistance to strong acids and oxidizing media; widely used in chemical equipment and flue gas desulfurization
Inconel AlloysInconel 600, 625, 718Resistant to high temperature, pressure, and corrosion; used in heat exchangers, aerospace, and nuclear industries
Incoloy AlloysIncoloy 800, 825, 925Ideal for high-temperature acidic environments; widely used in petroleum refining and heat treating systems
Nickel AlloysNickel 200, 201Pure or high-nickel alloys with excellent conductivity and alkali resistance; used in electronics and chemical applications

Lag Bolts System of Measurement

Lag bolts are available in both Metric and Imperial measurement systems:

  • Metric Sizes: M6 to M24
  • Imperial Sizes: 1/4″ to 1″ diameter
  • Length Range:
  • Metric: 25 mm to 400 mm
  • Imperial: 1″ to 16″
  • Thread Type: Coarse thread (wood thread), typically full-thread or partial-thread depending on application
  • Drive Type: External hex head (driven using a wrench or socket)

Lag Bolts Common Standards

Lag bolts are manufactured in accordance with the following common standards:

  • ASTM A307 – Standard for low-carbon steel bolts including lag screws
  • DIN 571 – German standard for hex head lag screws
  • ISO 4017 / ISO 4042 – Standards for hex bolts and surface finishes
  • ASME B18.2.1 – Dimensional standards for hex bolts and screws
  • Custom / OEM specifications – Available for specific industrial or construction requirements

Lag Bolts Surface Finishes

  • Zinc-plated – Corrosion resistance in indoor environments
  • Hot-dip galvanized – Excellent protection in outdoor/marine use
  • Black oxide – Mild corrosion resistance, often for aesthetic or indoor use
  • Passivated – Used on stainless steel bolts to improve corrosion resistance
  • Custom Coatings (e.g., PTFE) – Non-stick, chemical-resistant for harsh environments

Why Choose MT.BOLTS

Benefits and Limitations of Lag Bolts

Advantages

  • Strong holding power in wood without requiring a nut
  • Ideal for heavy timber construction and structural framing
  • Easy to install using standard tools
  • Versatile for wood-to-wood and wood-to-masonry connections
  • Available in corrosion-resistant coatings for outdoor use

Disadvantages

  • Not suitable for high-tension or critical load-bearing steel structures
  • Can cause wood splitting if not pre-drilled or used improperly
  • Removal and reuse may degrade holding power
  • Installation into masonry typically requires a shield or anchor plug

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Lag Bolts Applications

Lag bolts are widely used in:

  • Heavy timber construction
  • Wood-to-wood and wood-to-concrete anchoring (with expansion anchors)
  • Deck building and wood framing
  • Utility poles and electrical mounting hardware
  • Machinery and equipment mounting to wood bases
  • Fencing and outdoor structures
Lag Bolts Applications

FAQ About Lag Bolts

Yes, a pilot hole is generally recommended to prevent wood splitting and to ease installation.

Yes, but typically with a lag shield or masonry anchor to ensure secure holding.

They can be reused, but threads may strip or holding power may reduce, especially in wood.

A wrench or socket driver is commonly used for installation.

Common finishes include plain steel, zinc plating, hot-dip galvanizing, and black oxide for corrosion resistance.

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