Description
4.2 x 65mm Drywall Screws Course Thread Loose are ready for next day delivery or collect in Sandyford, Co.Dublin.
High-quality Timco drywall screws that are famous for their consistent reliable quality.
These loose drywall screws come in a box of 500.
65mm plasterboard drywall screws used to secure plasterboard to timber stud work.
High-quality Philips No.2 recess for an easy positive drive.
These 4.2 x 65mm drywall screws course thread loose have a Bugle head that reduces the likelihood of damaging the plasterboard surface.
Course thread for extremely tight hold fixing.
25-degree sharp point for rapid penetration.
Drywall course thread screws are highly versatile and find extensive use in various applications across construction and carpentry domains. Notably, they are the preferred choice for drywall contractors, thanks to their efficiency and reliability in securing plasterboard to timber.
These screws also excel in drywall to timber installations, providing a secure grip and preventing damage during fastening.
Moreover, they are widely recognized as top-notch plasterboard screws, ensuring a clean finish and long-lasting results when fixing plasterboard to wooden surfaces.
Technical Data:
Size (mm) 4.2 x 65
Thread Ø (mm) 4.2
Driver Bit Size PH2
Pack Type Box
Pack Qty 500
Included Items PH2 S2 Bit (Qty 1)
Finish Black Phosphate
Recess Type Phillips
Head Type Bugle
CE Standard BS EN 14566:2008
Thread L (mm) 20
Thread Type Coarse
Point Type 25° Sharp
Corrosion Rating (1-5) 1 – Clean, dry & low humidity environments
Material Carbon Steel
L (mm) 65
Applications:
Drylining, plasterboard to timber screws, 65mm drywall screw, 65mm plasterboard screws
65mm plasterboard screws are ready to be dispatched to the following 32 counties:
antrim,armagh,carlow,cavan,clare,cork,derry,donegal,down,dublin,fermanagh,galway,kerry,kildare,kilkenny,laois, leitrim,limerick,longford,louth,mayo,meath,monaghan,offaly,roscommon,sligo,tipperary,tyrone,waterford, westmeath,wexford,wicklow,drogheda,Belfast, united kingdom, London.
