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TIMCO | SKU:
00035COLLSD
TIMCO Collated Drywall Screws – PH – Bugle – Self-Tapping Thread – Self-Drilling – Zinc
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TIMCO Collated Drywall Screws – PH – Bugle – Self-Tapping Thread – Self-Drilling – Zinc - 3.5 x 35 / 1000 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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TIMCO Collated Drywall Screws – PH – Bugle – Self-Tapping Thread – ...
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Description
Description
Fast and Clean Drywall Fixing to Light Gauge Steel – No Pre-Drilling Required
TIMCO Collated Drywall Screws are specifically designed for fixing plasterboard to light gauge steel framing up to 2.5mm thick. The self-drilling point eliminates the need for pilot holes, while the bugle head and PH2 drive ensure a smooth, flush finish without damaging the board. With a self-tapping thread for secure hold in steel studs and collated on plastic strips, these screws offer rapid, reliable installation using autofeed screwdrivers—perfect for drylining and partition systems.
Key Features & Benefits
- Self-Drilling Point: Penetrates light gauge steel (≤2.5mm) without the need for pre-drilling.
- Self-Tapping Thread: Provides strong retention in metal framing systems.
- PH2 Bugle Head: Ensures a flush finish in plasterboard and reduces paper tear-out.
- Collated Strip: Supplied on plastic strips for fast installation with autofeed screwdrivers.
- Zinc Plated: Offers corrosion protection in internal, dry environments.
- Sharp Drive: Pozidriv recess provides clean, cam-out resistant engagement.
Application Areas
- Fixing drywall to steel studs (≤2.5mm)
- Partition wall framing
- Ceiling and wall board installations
- Drylining on steel structures
- Commercial and domestic interior builds
Technical Specifications
- Head Type: Bugle
- Drive Type: PH2 (Pozidriv No.2)
- Thread: Self-tapping for steel framing
- Point: Self-drilling for up to 2.5mm thick steel
- Material: Carbon steel
- Finish: Zinc plated
- Collation: Plastic strip – autofeed compatible
- Environment: Suitable for dry/internal use
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