Wood Screws 10 x 60 mm TORX Countersunk Head Stainless Steel 304 Chipboard Screws Timber Screws Partial Thread Rustproof A2 100 Pack

• PREMIUM WOOD FIXING: Built for demanding timber work, these wood screws are ideal for timber, chipboard and general wood construction, giving DIY users and trade professionals a strong, reliable fixing with a clean finish.
• TORX DRIVE CONTROL: TORX drive and countersunk head provide better grip, less cam-out and neat flush seating in wood — more control, cleaner driving and less workshop drama.
• STAINLESS STEEL 304 A2: Made from rustproof Stainless Steel 304 A2 for durable indoor and outdoor use where stainless steel screws, stainless screws and outdoor screws need to stay dependable over time.
• STRONG CLAMPING EFFECT: The partial thread helps pull timber sections together cleanly for a firm hold and precise fit, making these chipboard screws and timber screws a reliable choice for structural wood projects.
• Size: 10 x 60 mm | Thread length: 50 mm | Drive: TX40 TORX | Head: 90° countersunk flat head | Head dia.: 19.0 mm | Head height: 4.7 mm | Thread: wood thread, partial thread | Material: Stainless Steel 304 A2 | Tensile strength: 50 Nm

Description NietFullThings Chipboard screws made of stainless steel (V2A) are ideally suited for all plastics, chipboard and hardwood. Thanks to the oscillation-free Torx drive and the high-quality sliding coating, screwing is child's play. The drive with hexagon TX makes screwing from the start to screwing the screw safe and easy. The Niro. The wood construction screws are multifunctional and guarantee a high resistance to environmental influences thanks to the material V2A stainless steel. Our screws have an official European technical approval ETA. To avoid crevices or other damage to hardwood or thin profiles, NietFullThings recommends first trying the countersunk head screws. To determine the correct drill size, we recommend the following basic rule for maximum stability: screw diameter x 0.6 mm / 0.6. Example of a wood screw Ø 6 mm x 0.6 = with a drill of 3.6 ~ 3.5 mm pre-drill. In most cases, you need Do not pre-drill.