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400 - Wood Screws - Universal Screws - Countersunk Head and Partial Thread for Indoor and Protected Outdoor Use, Yellow, 3.5x30cm
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Description
These universal A2 stainless steel screws are designed for wood, plastic, and masonry. The countersunk head ensures a flush finish, while the partial thread securely holds the assembled parts. Their conical point facilitates insertion into softwoods without pre-drilling. Ideal for indoor or sheltered outdoor projects, these screws offer excellent weather resistance. Material: Yellow passivated galvanized A2 stainless steel. Dimensions: 3.5 x 30 cm. Quantity: 400 units. Head type: Countersunk head. Drive type: T (Torx). Thread type: Partial thread. Application: Indoor and sheltered outdoor use. Technical specifications: Pack of 400 screws measuring 3.5 x 30 cm, made of yellow passivated galvanized steel, with a T-drive and optimized partial thread. Compatibility and accessories: These fasteners are suitable for wood, plastic, and masonry with anchors, and are suitable for various particleboard panels. Installation and use: The conical point allows for precise screwing without effort or pre-drilling in softwoods, thus preventing splitting. Other information: The countersunk head design ensures a secure countersink. Flush for a smooth surface, ideal for joining two wooden elements. Precautions for use: Although strong, these screws are intended for sheltered outdoor use; color variations may occur depending on lighting.
Features
- BrandSIOKS
- MaterialStainless steel
- ColourYellow
- Head printTorx
- Screw typeSelf-drilling screw
- ManoMano ReferenceME224909744
- MMID745702249168
- Product codeYXCP-57905
- EAN6921180377574
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