Solo Woodscrew PZ1 Countersunk Zinc 3mm (200)

The Solo Woodscrew PZ1 Countersunk Zinc 3mm (200) is a high-quality single-thread woodscrew designed for secure fixing into softwood, chipboard, MDF and masonry when used with a suitable plastic plug. Featuring a 40° deep single thread, the screw provides excellent pull-out resistance and secure fixing performance.

The double countersunk head helps reduce the likelihood of head shear while assisting with a clean countersunk finish. Wax lubrication improves screw insertion, driving performance and corrosion resistance.

BENEFITS

• High-quality single-thread woodscrew
• 3mm diameter
• Fully threaded
• PZ1 Pozi recess
• Double countersunk head
• Helps reduce the likelihood of head shear
• 40° deep single thread for high pull-out resistance
• 25° sharp point for fast starting
• Single lead for improved thread acceptance
• Wax lubricated for easier insertion
• Helps improve driving torque
• Wax lubrication also assists corrosion resistance
• Zinc finish
• Carbon steel construction
• Pack of 200
• Suitable for professional and trade use

APPLICATIONS

Ideal for fixing into:

• Softwood
• Chipboard
• MDF
• Man-made timber boards
• Masonry when used with a suitable plastic plug
• General woodworking and construction applications

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

• Thread Type: 40° Single Deep
• Thread Diameter: 3mm
• Recess Type: Pozi
• Driver Bit Size: PZ1
• Head Type: Double Countersunk
• Point Type: 25° Sharp
• Finish: Zinc
• Material: Carbon Steel
• Thread Coverage: Fully Threaded
• Lubrication: Wax
• Corrosion Rating: 1 – Clean, dry & low humidity environments
• Pack Type: Box
• Pack Quantity: 200

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Select the appropriate screw for the material and application. Use a PZ1 driver bit to insert the screw, applying steady pressure to ensure the screw starts cleanly and drives correctly.

When fixing into masonry, use a suitable plastic wall plug and ensure the drilled hole is the correct size and depth for the plug and screw.

For best results, use the correct driver bit and avoid over-tightening the screw, particularly when working with softer materials.