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Dottie® LAG144 Lag Screw, 1/4 in, 4 in OAL, Steel, Zinc Plated
SKU1476005
MFGR #LAG144
Your Cost: $0.5999/ea($59.99 / c)
Dottie® Lag Screw, Measurement System: Imperial, 1/4 in Thread, 4 in Overall Length, Steel, Zinc Plated, 7/16 in W Head, Hex Head
Dottie® Lag Screw, Measurement System: Imperial, 1/4 in Thread, 4 in Overall Length, Steel, Zinc Plated, 7/16 in W Head, Hex Head
Application Brick, Concrete, Mortar, Wood Catalog Number LAG144 Gross Weight Per Pack 0.0500 lb Head Type Hex Head Width 7/16 Length 4 Size 1/4 x 4 Thread Size 1/4 Type Hex Head Lag Screw UPC 11 78100258512 UPC 12 781002585121 Stock Status NONSTOCK Brand Dottie® Manufacturer L.H. Dottie Finish Zinc Plated Material Steel Brick, Concrete, Mortar, Wood Features: Lag Screws are used in Woodworking when Standard Wood Screws are too Short or too Small Lag screws are used in woodworking when standard wood screws are too short or too small Length is determined from the base of the fastener head Also used in concrete, brick or in mortar when used with lag shields
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| Application | Brick, Concrete, Mortar, Wood |
| Catalog Number | LAG144 |
| Gross Weight Per Pack | 0.0500 lb |
| Head Type | Hex |
| Head Width | 7/16 |
| Length | 4 |
| Size | 1/4 x 4 |
| Thread Size | 1/4 |
| Type | Hex Head Lag Screw |
| UPC 11 | 78100258512 |
| UPC 12 | 781002585121 |
| Stock Status | NONSTOCK |
| Brand | Dottie® |
| Manufacturer | L.H. Dottie |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Material | Steel |
| Brick, Concrete, Mortar, Wood |
| Features: Lag Screws are used in Woodworking when Standard Wood Screws are too Short or too Small |
| Lag screws are used in woodworking when standard wood screws are too short or too small |
| Length is determined from the base of the fastener head |
| Also used in concrete, brick or in mortar when used with lag shields |