Anchoring a lag screw securely into masonry, this long lag shield anchor is an expansion shield that drops into a drilled hole in concrete, brick, or block and expands as a 1/4" lag screw is driven in, gripping the walls of the hole for a strong hold. The ribbed, split shield spreads against the masonry as the lag screw threads in and forces it open, converting the screw thread into a tight mechanical anchor that resists pull-out, and a long body that gives extra depth and holding power in softer or weaker masonry such as brick and block. Sized for a 1/4" lag screw, it fastens brackets, equipment, railings, and fixtures to masonry. It is a dependable masonry anchor for 1/4" lag screws.
Key Features:
- 1/4" Lag Shield Anchor -- Accepts a 1/4" lag screw and expands to grip masonry.
- Expands to Grip -- The split shield spreads against the hole walls as the lag screw drives in.
- For Concrete, Brick & Block -- Anchors into solid masonry.
- Long Body -- Extra depth and holding power for softer masonry like brick and block.
- Resists Pull-Out -- Converts the lag screw into a tight mechanical anchor.
Where to Use:
- Masonry anchoring -- Fastening to concrete, brick, and block.
- Brackets & equipment -- Mounting railings, brackets, and fixtures.
- Shop & jobsite -- Secure lag-screw anchoring.