Lag Screws

Product Description：

Wood poles remain widely used in power distribution and telecommunications infrastructure. Reliable fastening components are essential to ensure that brackets, crossarms, grounding hardware, and other pole-mounted accessories remain securely attached throughout their service life.

The Reacon ASTM A153 Hot Dip Galvanized Lag Screw is designed for fastening hardware directly to wood poles. Manufactured from steel and protected with a hot dip galvanized coating, the screw provides mechanical holding strength and corrosion resistance for outdoor utility applications.

Its threaded design allows efficient installation while supporting a secure connection between pole-mounted equipment and wooden structures.

Key Features

• Manufactured from steel

• Hot dip galvanized according to ASTM A153

• Designed for wood pole applications

• Suitable for outdoor utility environments

• Strong mechanical fastening capability

• Corrosion-resistant zinc coating

• Compatible with various pole line hardware components

• Easy field installation
  

Typical Applications

The lag screw is commonly used in:

• Utility pole construction

• Crossarm installation

• Pole-mounted hardware attachment

• Telecommunications pole projects

• Distribution line infrastructure

• Rural electrification networks
  

Parameter:

Focus on Wood Pole Fastening

Unlike machine bolts that require drilling through the pole, lag screws are designed to be driven directly into wood structures. This makes them a practical fastening solution for many pole-mounted assemblies where a secure mechanical connection is required.

Typical uses include:

• Mounting brackets

• Securing grounding hardware

• Installing support accessories

• Attaching utility fittings
  

Technical Specifications

Why Choose Reacon

Reacon manufactures pole line hardware, transmission fittings, grounding accessories, and utility infrastructure components for electrical and telecommunications projects. We support OEM production and customized manufacturing according to drawings, standards, and project specifications.

FAQ：

Q1: What is a lag screw used for in utility pole construction?

A1: It is used to secure hardware and accessories directly to wooden poles.

Q2: Why is ASTM A153 galvanizing important?

A2: ASTM A153 hot dip galvanizing helps protect the screw against corrosion in outdoor environments.

Q3: Can these lag screws be used in telecommunications projects?

A3: Yes. They are suitable for both electrical utility and telecommunications infrastructure installations.

Q4: Are different sizes available?

A4: Yes. Various dimensions and thread specifications can be supplied according to project requirements.

Q5: Does Reacon provide OEM manufacturing?

A5: Yes. Customized dimensions, coatings, and packaging options are available according to customer specifications.