Value Collection TEB-LS146-050BX Lag Shield Anchor

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TEB-LS146-050BX is an alloy steel lag shield anchor designed for fastening lag screws into concrete, brick, or masonry substrates. The anchor accepts a 1/4-inch lag screw thread and requires a minimum embedment depth of 1-1/2 inches to achieve a secure hold. Lag shield anchors are standard hardware in mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work wherever equipment brackets, pipe hangers, conduit straps, or structural supports must be anchored to a masonry surface. This package contains 50 anchors, making it suited for jobs requiring multiple anchor points.

Lag shield anchors are used in both residential and light commercial applications. Common install scenarios include anchoring pipe support channels to concrete block walls, securing electrical panel backboards to masonry, mounting HVAC equipment pads, and attaching conduit straps or hanger rods to poured concrete ceilings or walls. The alloy steel construction provides the hardness and thread engagement needed for reliable pull-out resistance in medium-duty masonry fastening tasks.

Key Features

• Alloy steel construction for durability in masonry anchoring applications
• Accepts 1/4-inch lag screw thread for compatibility with standard lag fasteners
• 1-1/2 inch minimum embedment depth for secure hold in concrete, brick, or block
• Package of 50 anchors suitable for multi-point installations
• Standard lag shield profile for use with common masonry drill bits

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4-inch lag screws in concrete, brick, and masonry block substrates. No specific brand or system compatibility was provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians, plumbers, pipefitters, or HVAC mechanics following applicable local codes and NEC or IPC guidelines for equipment support. Drill the pilot hole to the diameter and depth specified for the anchor size using a carbide-tipped masonry bit, and clear all dust from the hole before inserting the anchor. Do not overtighten the lag screw, as excessive torque can crack the surrounding masonry or strip the anchor expansion. Always verify embedment depth meets or exceeds the 1-1/2 inch minimum before applying load.