Timber Frame Construction & Landscaping Screws - Wafer - A2 Stainless Steel - 8.0 x 150 - Tube of 20
SKU: 150INDEXWSST
Size: 8.0 x 150
Pack Quantity: 20 Pieces
Pack Type: Tube
Barcode: 5.05611E+12
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- Wafer head countersunk and TX40 recess
- Stainless Steel offers superior corrosion resistance, perfect for highly corrosive environments
- Helix shank for removing debris and to improve clamping
- Single slash point to reduce torque and the risk of timber splitting at low edge distance
- 25° sharp point and single lead for a fast start and improved thread acceptance
Timber Frame Construction & Landscaping Screws - Wafer - A2 Stainless Steel - 8.0 x 150 - Tube of 20 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Designed as an alternative to the traditional coach screw mainly used for timber to timber applications. Wafer head for improved clamping and a low profile finish. Stainless steel must be used where there is corrosive environment and/or the base material has inherent corrosive characteristics e.g. Green Oak.
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Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Thread Dia. (mm) | 8 |
| Length (mm) | 150 |
| Thread Length (mm) | 70 |
| Head Type | Wafer |
| Recess Type | TX Drive |
| Driver Bit Size | TX40 |
| Point Type | 25° Sharp with Single Slash |
| Material | Austenitic Stainless Steel (A2-304) |
Features
- Wafer head countersunk and TX40 recess
- Stainless Steel offers superior corrosion resistance, perfect for highly corrosive environments
- Helix shank for removing debris and to improve clamping
- Single slash point to reduce torque and the risk of timber splitting at low edge distance
- 25° sharp point and single lead for a fast start and improved thread acceptance
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Description
Designed as an alternative to the traditional coach screw mainly used for timber to timber applications. Wafer head for improved clamping and a low profile finish. Stainless steel must be used where there is corrosive environment and/or the base material has inherent corrosive characteristics e.g. Green Oak.
