Dry Wall Screws- Fine Thread- Sharp Point (1000)

The Dry Wall Screws – Fine Thread, Sharp Point are high-quality screws designed for securing plasterboard to drywall and ceiling track systems with a maximum steel thickness of 0.6mm. Featuring a 25° super-sharp point, they offer easy penetration, while the 60° twin-thread design provides excellent pull-out values and fast insertion.

The screws feature a bugle head to help reduce the risk of damaging the plasterboard surface, along with a Phillips No.2 recess for a positive drive. Finished in zinc, they are suitable for use in clean, dry, low-humidity environments.

Pack Quantity may vary by size.

BENEFITS

• 25° sharp point for easy penetration into the material

• Fine thread for fixing plasterboard to suitable drywall and ceiling track systems

• 60° twin-thread design provides excellent pull-out values and fast insertion

• Bugle head helps reduce damage to the plasterboard surface

• Phillips No.2 recess for a positive drive

• Fully threaded design

• Zinc finish

• Carbon steel construction

• A1 fire classification

• Supplied with 1 x PH2 S2 driver bit

APPLICATIONS

Ideal for:

• Securing plasterboard to drywall track systems

• Fixing plasterboard to ceiling track systems

• Plasterboard installation work

• Drywall construction applications

• General building and trade applications where suitable

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

• Product: Dry Wall Screws – Fine Thread, Sharp Point

• Material: Carbon Steel

• Finish: Zinc

• Head Type: Bugle

• Point Type: 25° Sharp

• Thread Type: Fine

• Thread Coverage: Fully Threaded

• Recess Type: Phillips

• Driver Bit Size: PH2

• Maximum Steel Thickness: 0.6mm

• Fire Classification: A1

• Corrosion Rating: 1 – Suitable for clean, dry, low-humidity environments

• Pack Type: Box

• Included Items: 1 x PH2 S2 Bit

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Select the appropriate screw size for the application and ensure the steel track thickness does not exceed 0.6mm. Use a suitable screwdriver or drill fitted with a PH2 driver bit to drive the screw securely into position.

Avoid overtightening, as this may damage the plasterboard surface. Always ensure the screws are suitable for the intended application and follow the relevant installation guidelines.