Technical Usage
The GI G4.8 Lag Screw and Lag Shield are commonly utilized in applications such as attaching structural elements to concrete, securing heavy machinery, and mounting fixtures where a strong, permanent anchor is needed. They are particularly effective in areas subject to dynamic loads and vibrations, providing enhanced stability in construction and renovation projects.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanized Iron |
| Screw Size | G4.8 |
| Length | Available in various lengths |
| Thread Type | Standard |
| Finish | Galvanize & Stainless |
| Load Capacity | High tensile strength |
| Applications | Concrete, masonry |
Types of Item
- Lag Screws: Available in various lengths and diameters to suit specific fastening needs.
- Lag Shields: Offered in different sizes and load ratings, designed to fit various applications and materials.
History
Lag screws have been utilized in construction for decades, evolving from simple wooden fasteners to advanced metal components. The introduction of galvanized iron has significantly improved their durability and resistance to environmental factors, making them a preferred choice in modern construction practices. The development of lag shields further enhanced the performance of lag screws, providing a secure anchor point in concrete and masonry, thus expanding their application range.
