Self-tapping screws Galvanised 4.2 x 25 mm Torx 20 with Drill Point - Box 250 Pieces
Why choose Self-tapping screws Galvanised 4.2 x 25 mm Torx 20 with Drill Point - Box 250 Pieces?
- No pre-drilling required
- Handy TX20 drive
- Wovar quality for a competitive price
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Product details
| Brand | Wovar |
|---|---|
| SKU | WV006098 |
| EAN code | 8719747471111 |
| Feature 1 | Nice countersinking into wood |
| Feature 2 | Flat head |
| Feature 3 | Self-drilling tip |
| Tip | Self Drilling tip |
| Type | Self Tapping Screws |
| Length | 25 mm |
| Thread | Full Thread |
| Material | Galvanised steel |
| Thickness | 4.20 mm |
| Treatment | Galvanised |
| Dimensions | 4.2 x 25 mm |
| Drive head | TX20 |
| Head Shape | Flat Head |
| Milling ribs | No |
| Number of screws in box | 200 |
Self-tapping screws Galvanised 4.2 x 25 mm Torx 20 with Drill Point - Box 250 Pieces
This Wovar self-tapping screw with drill point is very suitable for fastening wood to iron structures. The TX20 drive makes this self-tapping screw easy and quick to assemble. Our self-tapping screws are made of galvanised steel. This makes the screws very strong. Please note, galvanised steel screws can oxidise after damage. Reduce this risk by always using our torx 20 bits. The self-tapping torx screws are supplied in boxes of 250 pieces.
Application of the Wovar self-tapping screws
The Self-tapping workers 4.2 x 25 mm from Wovar are of high quality and very suitable for making a fence door. For example, with these 4.2x25mm self-tapping screws, you can easily mount a 16 mm thick fence board to an iron door frame without pre-drilling. This is due to the handy drill point that these self-tapping screws have.
Self-tapping galvanised 25 mm with drill point - 250 pieces
The self-tapping screws are supplied in boxes of 250 pieces. Companies in the construction and garden industry benefit from extra benefits with a business account.
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