Advance Fasteners Ltd. can supply a wide variety of lag bolts. These fasteners are also known as lag screws and are typically used in wood construction applications. Lag bolts have hex heads, large size, and high strength. Our company is the perfect source as we are known for providing top quality fasteners at reasonable prices. Our products are precisely designed and are available in a range of materials and finishes to suit the application. We are committed to excellence and are ready to provide prompt and efficient service at all times. In addition to bolts, we supply all types of fasteners and accessories inlcuding nuts, washers, drive bits, and more.

Lag bolts

Lag bolts are built tough as they are often used to connect heavy lumber under intense loads. Some of the different types of lag bolts available include low carbon steel, zinc plated, and grade 2 steel with hot galvanized finish. Also available are non-ferrous types such as 18-8 stainless steel lag bolts. These fasteners can be supplied in a wide range of sizes. For instance, our low carbon steel, plain American Standard lag bolts are available in sizes from 1/4 X 1 to 3/4 X 10. For more details on the lag bolts available, visit our company website.

Helpful website

We have designed our website to make it easy to find a product to suit specific requirements from our comprehensive selection of industrial fasteners and supplies. We offer tens of thousands of items in hundreds of different product lines, and our website provides fast navigation and a wealth of helpful information. The website also makes it simple to create and submit a dedicated enquiry. Our goal is to provide an exceptional level of service to ensure we meet our customers’ needs.

Company expertise

Since 1984, Advance Fasteners Ltd. has been supplying high quality fasteners. Due to our exceptional service and product knowledge, we have earned a strong reputation and our business is always growing.  We have what it takes to be customers’ prime supplier for all their fastener needs.

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