fischer Plaster Fibre Board Screw, 3.9 mm, 162 pcs, Countersunk Head, VG, PH2, 30 mm x 25 mm, Building Material

• Wood Screw FCS-ST 8.0 x 240 YZP E
• 162 pieces
• Direct from the building material specialist retailer.
• Professional fastening technology
• Huge selection

Product description Fischer VPE1000 Plaster Fibre Board Screw 3.9 Countersunk Head Phosphated VG PH2 Length: 30 mm Length: 25 mm The fischer plaster fibre board screw with HiLo thread FSN-TPG F attaches plaster fibre boards to wooden stands and metal profiles up to 0.7 mm thick. The screw is hardened and phosphated. The small countersunk screw with Phillips head socket PH closes flush flush. Top features: -No pre-drilling. This saves time. -Specially designed for fixing plaster fibre boards to metal or wooden stands. Corrosion protection: the screws are phosphated. -Double-speed HiLo thread for faster screwing in. Applications: - Mounting of plasterboard on wooden stands and metal profiles up to 2 mm thick - Connection of metal profiles Building materials: Plasterboard on metal profiles and wooden stands Plaster fibre boards on metal profiles and wooden stands Metal profiles on metal profiles. Benefits / uses: The fischer drywall screws always offer the right solution for a wide range of drywall constructions. The screws are phosphated and thus offer the necessary corrosion protection. This makes the screws safe and economical. -The drywall screws in the long belt system are the quick and economical solution for machine series installation. How it works: The drywall screw with trumpet head and fine thread attaches plasterboard boards to metal profiles up to 0.7 mm thick. The drywall screw with trumpet head and coarse thread attaches plasterboard to wooden stands easily and securely. The drywall screw with fine thread and drill tip secures plasterboard to 2 mm thick metal profiles, without pre-drilling. The plaster fibre board screw with HiLo thread is specially designed for the Legal Disclaimer Warning: To avoid damage to health and body, installation, assembly, maintenance, first operation and repairs as well as other inspections should be carried out by authorized professionals such as contract installation companies or specialist craftsmen