Forway Double Lag Shield, 11/16" Dia, 1-3/4" L, Alloy Steel Plain, 50 PK

MKT FASTENING — Concrete Anchors — Forway Double Lag Shield, 11/16" Dia, 1-3/4" L, Alloy Steel Plain, 50 PK

MKT FASTENING Concrete Anchors built for consistent performance in maintenance, inspection, and replacement work.

Quick specs

• Material: Alloy Steel
• Finish: Plain
• System of Measurement: Inch
• Overall Length: 1-3/4"
• Manufacturer Part Number: 1106000
• UPC: -

Product information

• Manufacturer Part Number: 1106000
• UPC: -
• Country of Origin: United States

Dimensions

• Drill Bit Size: 11/16"
• Minimum Hole Depth: 1-1/3"
• Thread Size: 3/8"
• Screw Size: 3/8 in
• Thread Depth: 1.75 in
• Minimum Installation Depth: 1 3/4 in
• Bolt or Rod Size: 3/8 in
• Anchor Diameter: 11/16"
• Overall Length: 1-3/4"

Details

• Expansion Anchor Type: Machine Screw Expansion Shield
• Ultimate Shear Strength (4,000 psi Concrete): 3,850 lb
• System of Measurement: Inch
• Thread Type: Coarse
• Installation Method: Machine Bolt
• Manufacturer Location: Made in USA
• Ultimate Tension Strength (4,000 psi Concrete): 3,640 lb
• Maximum Ultimate Tension Strength: 3,640 lb
• Series: Sup-R Lag
• Maximum Ultimate Shear Strength: 3,850 lb
• Item: Double Lag Shield
• Compatible Material: Concrete
• Sub-Brand: Forway
• Material: Alloy Steel
• Finish: Plain
• Industry Standards: Cl 1, G.S.A. Spec FF-S-325C gr II, Ty 2
• Min. Embedment: 1-3/4"
• Type: Machine Screw
• Ultimate Shear in 3000 PSI Concrete (Lb.): 3,850 lb
• Application: For Use with Medium Duty in Concrete, Block, Brick and Stone
• Ultimate Tension in 3000 PSI Concrete (Lb.): 3,640 lb
• Meets/Exceeds: Cl 1, G.S.A. Spec FF-S-325C gr II, Ty 2

This Concrete Anchors is intended for professional buyers focused on durability and uptime.

Recommended for facility operations and routine servicing and chosen for predictable fit and professional handling.

Highlights

• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Clear specification formatting helps reduce ordering mistakes.
• Organized for straightforward purchasing and stocking.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.