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1/2 x 12 Hex Lag Screws - Galvanized Box/25Overview The 1 2 x 12 Hex Lag Screws Galvanized, Box 25 (05604) is designed for heavy duty timber fastening and structural wood to masonry or wood to concrete applications. Manufactured by Midwest Fastener Corp., these lag screws ship in a box of 25 units, providing a ready supply for large scale fastening tasks. Specification Detail MPN 05604 Brand Midwest Fastener Corp. Size 1 2" diameter x 12" length Head Type Hexagonal (Hex) Finish Galvanized
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