
DIN 571 Hex Head Lag Screw
Hex head wood screw (coach screw) to DIN 571, M4–M20 × 16–200 mm, zinc plated or stainless steel.

Phillips countersunk wood screw to DIN 7997 / EN 14592, partial thread, yellow zinc, Ø3–6 × 16–100 mm.
A traditional partial-thread wood screw with a smooth shank that pulls two pieces tight. EN 14592 conformity covers timber structures in Europe.
Yellow, blue-white zinc or black oxide finishes.
Typical values. Every dimension, hardness and coating is confirmed in writing with your quotation.
| Standard | DIN 7997 / EN 14592 |
|---|---|
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Drive | Phillips PH2 |
| Diameter | 3.0–6.0 mm |
| Length | 16–100 mm |
| Thread | Partial, coarse |
| Finish | Yellow zinc, blue zinc, black |
| Sample | 7 days |
| HS code | 7318.14 / 7318.12 (by type) |
Applies to all wood & timber screws.
For lag screws in hardwood, drill a pilot hole of about 60–70 % of the thread diameter to prevent splitting.
Confirmat screws (7 × 50 mm is common) need a stepped drill for the shank and thread. They hold flat-pack panels without separate dowels.
Use hot-dip galvanised or A2/A4 stainless screws for treated timber. ACQ-treated lumber attacks plain zinc.
Standard terms for this product. Tell us if your market needs something different.
DIN 571 hex lag screws from M6 to M20 and 25 to 300 mm long, in zinc, hot-dip galvanised and stainless finishes.
Yes. Send a drawing or sample and we quote tooling, sample lead time and unit price.
A4 stainless steel or hot-dip galvanised screws. Electro-zinc is for indoor or protected use only.
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