Lag Bolts

Lag bolts are used to fasten wood to wood and metal to wood, attach objects to wood, and affix items to concrete and masonry when combined with lag expansion shields. They are heavy-duty wood screws that are available in larger sizes—both in terms of diameter and length—and usually have a hex head to facilitate higher installation torque using a wrench. While lateral strength is lower than a comparable bolt and nut, lag bolts are useful when access to one side of the joint is limited, the appearance of a nut is undesirable or through-bolt length is excessive. Lag bolts are also known as: hex lag bolts, lag screws, coach screws. Being a thread-forming-type screw, they create their own mating threads during installation—no nut is needed so a through-hole is not required.

TorqBolt manufactures LAG Bolts via cold forging, hot forging and CNC machining. Sizes range from M1.0 to M100 (metric) and 1/16" to 4" (imperial). Available in coarse, fine, UNC, UNF, UN, BSW and acme threads with half, full or double-end thread configurations. Each LAG Bolts batch is supplied with EN 10204 3.1 or 3.2 material test certificates.

Hexagon Bolts

  • ANSI B18.2.1
  • ANSI B18.2.3.1M
  • DIN 931
  • DIN 933
  • BS 1768
  • UNI 5731
  • UNI 5737
  • UNI 5739
  • ISO 4014
  • ISO 4017
  • BS 1769
  • BS 3692

Socket/Slotted Set Screws

  • DIN 913
  • DIN 914
  • DIN 915
  • DIN 916
  • DIN 551
  • DIN 553
  • DIN 438
  • BS 4168

Socket/Slotted Countersunk Screws

  • DIN 963
  • DIN 7991
  • BS 4168
  • BS 1981
  • BS 483
  • BS 2470

Socket Cap Screws

  • ANSI B18.3
  • B18.3.1M
  • DIN 912
  • DIN 6912
  • DIN 7984
  • ANSI B18.3
  • ISO 4762
  • UNI 5931
  • BS 2470
  • BS 4168

Stud Bolts

  • ASME B18.2.1
  • DIN 976
  • DIN 938
  • DIN 939
  • DIN 2510
  • BS 4439
  • BS 2693
  • BS4882

Nuts

  • ANSI B18.2.2
  • ANSI B18.2.4.6M
  • DIN 934
  • DIN 936
  • BS 1768
  • BS 1769
  • BS 1083
  • BS 3692
  • ISO 4032
  • ISO 4033
  • ISO 4035
  • UNI 5587
  • UNI 5588
  • UNI 5589

Washers

  • ASME B18.22.1
  • ASTM F436
  • ISO 7089
  • DIN 125
  • DIN 9021
  • BS 4320
  • BS 3410
  • DIN 127
  • BS 4464
  • BS 1802
  • UNI 6952