Metal
Panel screws and screws for a steel supporting frame. The drill point bores and drives in one movement — no pilot hole.
- Diameter
- Ø 5.5 and Ø 4.8 mm
- Lengths
- 19 – 320 mm
- Head
- hexagonal HEX
- Thread
- combined
- Coating
- Dacrotized 500H
Screws and fixings for panels, sheets and steelwork.
Diameter, length and thread are chosen by what the screw goes into. The protection is chosen by where it sits.
Panel screws and screws for a steel supporting frame. The drill point bores and drives in one movement — no pilot hole.
For a timber supporting frame, with a coarse thread that grips soft fibre and holds even as the timber moves.
The same screw profile works in concrete too — a self-drilling point and a coarse thread, with no plugs and no extra tools.
A ceramic coating that stands a 500-hour salt spray test. That is how long the accelerated ageing in a salt fog chamber lasts — the measure by which coatings for outdoor use are compared.
A zinc coating of 12 μm and a paint coating of 50 μm. The thickness of the layer is what decides matters for a screw that spends its whole life outdoors, exposed to damp and sun.
Self-drilling screws are the best solution for fixing sandwich panels quickly, securely and lastingly to steel or timber substructures. Thanks to the integrated drill point, drilling and driving happen at the same time, with no need to pre-drill the holes. That speeds up installation considerably and reduces the need for additional tools.
| Type of screw | Diameter (mm) | Lengths (mm) | Material | Head | Thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-drilling for metal | Ø 5.5 | 25 – 320 | Galvanised steel | Hexagonal HEX | Combined |
| Self-drilling for metal | Ø 4.8 | 19 – 70 | Galvanised steel | Hexagonal HEX | Combined |
| Self-drilling for timber and concrete | Ø 6.3 | 100 – 310 | Galvanised steel | Hexagonal HEX | Coarse thread |
Tell us the type of substrate, the panel thickness and the number of pieces — we come back with a quotation and the lengths you need.