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Phosphated self-drilling screw with conical head KSSF ø3.5 x 25 mm STALCO KŚSF - 3.5X25

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  • phosphate coating provides anti-corrosion protection
  • self-drilling tip allows drilling through sheets up to 2 mm thick
  • conical head with PH2 socket .
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SKU: SF-2443-LXXB
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This phosphated self-drilling screw with a countersunk head is designed for interior drywall installation. It is made of steel and coated with a phosphate coating. It has a threaded shank, and the guide tip allows for drilling in metal up to 2 mm thick.

It can be used to screw together steel and aluminum profiles used in drywall construction. It can also be used for fastening plasterboard.

The countersunk head screw is fitted with a PHILIPS PH2 tip. The 3.5 mm diameter screw is available in three lengths.

FEATURES:

  • phosphate coating provides anti-corrosion protection
  • the self-drilling tip allows drilling through sheets up to 2 mm thick
  • conical head with PH2 socket

PRODUCT MATERIAL: 
Phosphated carbon steel screw.

APPLICATION: 
Used for installing plasterboard and screwing sheet metal profiles (drilling capacity up to 2.0 mm).

The screw is used for renovation and finishing work, primarily in interior drywall construction.

TECHNICAL DATA: 3.5 x 25 mm .

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