| Standard | DIN 571, ASME B18.2.1 |
| Grade | A2-70 (304) , A4-80 (316) |
| Surface Treatment | HDG, ZP, PL, BO |
Product Introduction
Standard Name: Lag Screw (Square-Head Wood Screw) or Coach Screw (British term).
Common Names: Hex-Head Wood Screw, Coach Screw, Square-Head Screw.
Product Definition: A woodworking screw featuring a hexagonal or square head with coarse, deep threads, requiring a wrench rather than a screwdriver for installation. Specifically designed for high-strength, heavy-load connections between wood-to-wood or wood-to-concrete applications.
L-Type Wood Screw Key Features
L-shaped hook design: The overall shape is L-shaped or 7-shaped, with one end featuring a self-tapping
wood screw thread and the other end a right-angle hook, facilitating the hanging of items and providing
a secure hanging point.
Self-tapping thread: Sharp tip and coarse thread for easy insertion into wood without pre-drilling
(except for hardwoods), providing strong holding power.
Material and coating: Commonly made of carbon steel, with surface treatments such as zinc plating (ZP),
yellow zinc plating (YZP), or blackening, providing basic to moderate corrosion resistance.
Diverse specifications: Thread diameters M3-M6, hook lengths 10-50mm, total lengths 20-80mm,
commonly available in silver or black.
Advantages: Easy installation, moderate load capacity, economical and practical, aesthetically pleasing
and discreet.

Working Principle
Self-tapping insertion: The sharp tip penetrates the wood, and the coarse threads cut and compress the
fibers, creating a secure hold.
Hook fixation: The L-shaped hook end is exposed for hanging items, generating vertical or horizontal
tension.
Load distribution: The threaded portion evenly bears the tensile force, preventing pull-out; the coating
reduces friction and provides corrosion protection.
Installation control: Manually or tool-driven insertion, avoiding overtightening to prevent wood splitting;
the principle involves self-tapping interlocking and frictional grip.

Product Applications
Home decoration: Hanging plants, lamps, picture frames, or curtain rods, both beautiful and practical.
Kitchen and storage: Hanging cups, tools, or kitchen utensils, providing convenient storage.
Wardrobes and coat racks: Fixing coat hooks, key hooks, or clothing, with discreet installation.
DIY and woodworking: Home repairs or project assembly, suitable for wooden walls or furniture.
Outdoor light-duty applications: Hanging on fences or pergolas; yellow zinc plated versions are resistant
to light moisture.