Concrete Screws - TX - Pan - Zinc - 7.5 x 80 - Box of 100
SKU: 7580MFPAN
Size: 7.5 x 80
Pack Quantity: 100 Pieces
Pack Type: Box
Barcode: 5055893313329
- Designed to replace traditional masonry fixings
- TX30 TX Drive recess to reduce driver wear & prevent camming-out
- Serrated V-threads to achieve optimum insertion into all masonry types
- Zinc plated for increased corrosion resistance
- High-Low thread on first 30mm to aid insertion and reduce torque
- Ideal for fitting windows and door frames
- Pan head for improved clamping
Concrete Screws - TX - Pan - Zinc - 7.5 x 80 - Box of 100 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A rapid and effective light duty anchoring system for fixing into concrete, brick, stone, concrete block and wood. This through fixing provides a single solution and replaces traditional fixings such as nylon frame and hammer fixings. Zinc plated with a pan head to improve clamping.
Concrete Screws - TX - Pan - Zinc - 7.5 x 80 - Box of 100
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Thread Dia. (mm) | 7.5 |
| Length (mm) | 80 |
| Recess Type | TX Drive |
| Head Type | Pan |
| Finish | Zinc |
| Drill Hole Dia. (mm) | 6 |
| Fixture Hole Diameter (mm) | 8 |
| Max Fixture Thickness (mm) | 30 |
| Min Embedment Depth (mm) | 50 |
Features
- Designed to replace traditional masonry fixings
- TX30 TX Drive recess to reduce driver wear & prevent camming-out
- Serrated V-threads to achieve optimum insertion into all masonry types
- Zinc plated for increased corrosion resistance
- High-Low thread on first 30mm to aid insertion and reduce torque
- Ideal for fitting windows and door frames
- Pan head for improved clamping
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Description
Description
A rapid and effective light duty anchoring system for fixing into concrete, brick, stone, concrete block and wood. This through fixing provides a single solution and replaces traditional fixings such as nylon frame and hammer fixings. Zinc plated with a pan head to improve clamping.
