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Forgefix Timber T30 Screws Green 7x150mm

Name: Forgefix Timber T30 Screws Green 7x150mm
Brand: FORGEFIX
SKU: FORFFTF7150
Price: 20.37 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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Product information

Description

The Forgefast Hexagonal/Torx® Compatible Timber Screws are designed for fixing into soft or hardwood. Featuring a combination hexagonal head with a deep Torx® compatible insert, these screws reduce cam-out and provide higher torque levels for a firmer drive. The super sharp tip ensures immediate bite from the very first turn.

With a patented self-drilling thread, pre-drilling is unnecessary, minimizing the risk of timber splitting, even near edges. The hardened case and core offer exceptional strength, while the elementech 2000 surface treatment provides corrosion resistance up to 30 times longer than standard zinc-coated screws.

These screws are CE approved for use in load-bearing timber construction and are available in a green or tan treated finish.

Size: 7 x 150mm
Pack Size: Tub of 50
Finish: Green elementech 2000
High resistance to pull out
Flexibility of up to 35°

Features

Brand
FORGEFIX
Length
150 mm
Pcs per pack
50
Material
Steel
Colour
Green
Self-drilling
Yes
Diameter
7 mm
Head print
Torx
Suitable for
Wood
Weight
1470 g
Tool size
T30
Screw type
Wood screw
ManoMano Reference
ME3241282
MMID
583040005449
Product code
FORFFTF7150
EAN
5028485171874

Customer reviews

4,5

/ 2 Reviews

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MManoMano Customer

Published on 14/08/2019, United Kingdom

these screws are fantastic ,just over 1/2 price to the ones i can get local AND much better packaged and he washer is of a larger diameter.

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