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Specification Detail
Material High-Grade, Case-Hardened Steel
Coating Premium Anti-Corrosion Layer (Yellow/Black)
Head Type Bugle Head
Drive Type Phillips Pozidriv PZ2
Thread Type Fine Thread for Metal, Coarse Thread for Wood
Core Diameter  4.2mm
Common Lengths 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 200mm
Packaging Industrial Bulk Boxes (5,000 pcs & 10,000 pcs)
Standards Compliant with Relevant International Construction Fastener Standards

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q What is the main difference between fine thread and coarse thread drywall screws?

Fine thread drywall screws are designed for fastening drywall to light-gauge metal studs. Coarse thread drywall screws feature deeper threads that provide a stronger hold when fastening drywall to wooden studs.

Q When should I use self-drilling drywall screws?

Self-drilling drywall screws, such as #6 x 1-5/8" screws, are ideal for attaching drywall to heavy-gauge metal framing or steel studs, where standard sharp-point screws cannot easily penetrate the metal.

Q What are plasterboard-to-plasterboard screws used for?

Plasterboard-to-plasterboard screws are specialized fasteners designed to join two layers of plasterboard together, providing extra structural stability without requiring direct support from a metal or wooden stud.

Q Are collated drywall screws compatible with all auto-feed screw guns?

Collated drywall screws come in strips designed to fit most major brands of auto-feed screw guns. It is always recommended to check the specifications of your tool to ensure proper alignment and feeding.

Q What coating is applied to these screws to prevent rust?

Most standard drywall screws are finished with a black phosphate coating, which offers basic corrosion protection during construction and works well with joint compound and paint finishes.

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