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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SS304 and SS316 stainless steel lag screws?

SS304 lag screws offer excellent corrosion resistance for standard outdoor environments. SS316 contains molybdenum, which provides superior resistance to chlorides and marine environments, making it ideal for coastal installations.

Why are zinc-plated eye lag screws preferred for construction?

Zinc plating provides a protective barrier against moisture and rust. It is a cost-effective coating that enhances the lifespan of the screws when used in dry or semi-exposed interior applications.

What are the benefits of Black Oxide & E-Coated lag screws?

Black oxide provides mild corrosion resistance and a sleek matte appearance. E-coating (electro-coating) adds a durable, uniform protective layer that significantly enhances defense against atmospheric corrosion and scratching.

Where should heavy-duty deck lag screws be applied?

Heavy-duty deck lag screws are specifically engineered for structural timber framing, large decking projects, and heavy wood construction where high load-bearing capacity and pull-out resistance are required.

Do lag screws require pilot holes before installation?

Yes, pre-drilling pilot holes is highly recommended for lag screws to prevent wood splitting, especially in hardwoods, and to ensure smooth and secure alignment during installation.

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