Value Collection C50000123 Hex Head Lag Screw 1/4 in 50pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C50000123 is a 1/4-inch hex head lag screw designed for structural fastening applications in wood and similar substrates. With a 6-inch length under head, this fastener provides deep thread engagement for high-load connections. Constructed from Grade 2 steel with a zinc-plated finish, the screw offers corrosion resistance suitable for general interior and light exterior fastening work. Sold in a package of 50 pieces, this lag screw is a practical bulk option for contractors, framers, deck builders, and trades professionals who regularly stock fasteners on the job site.

This lag screw is appropriate for residential and light commercial construction tasks including framing tie-ins, ledger board attachment, equipment mounting, and structural wood connections. The hex head drive allows use with standard socket wrenches and impact drivers, making installation fast and consistent on busy job sites. The zinc plating provides a base level of protection against oxidation in dry and intermittently damp environments.

Key Features

• 1/4-inch screw diameter for standard structural fastening applications
• 6-inch length under head delivers deep thread engagement in wood substrates
• Grade 2 steel construction provides solid tensile and shear strength for general-duty use
• Zinc-plated finish resists oxidation and light moisture exposure
• Hex head drive compatible with socket wrenches and impact drivers
• Packaged in quantities of 50 for efficient job site use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 1/4-inch hex head lag screw suitable for wood framing, structural mounting, and similar fastening applications where a 6-inch lag fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Lag screws of this type are typically installed by carpenters, framers, electricians, and HVAC mechanics securing equipment to wood structures. Always pre-drill a pilot hole sized appropriately for the shank and thread diameter to prevent wood splitting and reduce drive torque. Use a properly sized socket or hex driver to avoid rounding the head. Consult applicable building codes, including the IBC or local adopted standards, for structural fastener requirements in load-bearing assemblies.