H. Paulin 5003-313 Paulin 1/4" x 1-1/2" Hex Lag Bolts 18.8 Stainless Steel 50 pcs

Name: H. Paulin 5003-313 Paulin 1/4" x 1-1/2" Hex Lag Bolts 18.8 Stainless Steel 50 pcs
Brand: H. Paulin
SKU: 5003-313-S03-680
Price: 18.04 CAD
Availability: InStock

Brand: H. Paulin

MPN: 5003-313
SKU: 5003-313-S03-680

CA$18.04

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Hex Head Lag Bolts are also called Lag Screws and are recommended for all types of wood or metal to wood construction where standard wood or deck screws are too short or light and where nails or spikes lack sufficient strength. They can be installed in wood with pre-drilled pilot holes or in masonry with lag shields. 18.8 stainless steel material has excellent corrosion resistant qualities and is an excellent choice for general use and outdoor applications. Thread FT/PT: Partial Thread; Head Type: Hex; Point Type: Gimlet Point; Inches/Metric: Imperial; Product Base Matrial: 18.8 Stainless Steel

Corrosion Resistance: One of the primary benefits of 18.8 stainless steel is its excellent resistance to corrosion. applications where exposure to moisture and salt is common. Ideal for use in harsh environments, including outdoor, marine, and coastal. Maintenance-Free: The corrosion resistance of 18.8 stainless steel reduces the need for maintenance, painting, or protective coatings, saving time and cost over the bolt's lifespan.
Pre-drilling a pilot hole is often required before driving a lag bolt into material to prevent splitting or damaging the wood or to ensure accurate placement. Hex head allows them to be driven into wood or other soft materials with the aid of a wrench or socket, creating a robust and secure connection.
Pre-drilling a pilot hole is often required before driving a lag bolt into material to prevent splitting or damaging the wood or to ensure accurate placement.
Hex head allows them to be driven into wood or other soft materials with the aid of a wrench or socket, creating a robust and secure connection.
Lag bolts are typically used in construction and woodworking projects where a strong bond is necessary between two pieces of material, especially when one of the materials is wood.

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