fischer PowerFast II CZP 4.5 x 80, Chipboard Screw (500 Pieces) with Partial Thread, Countersunk Screw with Phillips Head, Screw for Woodworking, Reduces Screwing Resistance & Screwing Time

fischer PowerFast II chipboard screws: The galvanised, blue passivated screws with countersunk head, Phillips socket and partial thread are suitable for flush mounting in wood. The design with partial thread is particularly suitable for fixings of load-bearing components and ensures that the wooden elements are pulled together firmly. The special screw geometry allows for flexible and quick assembly, while the three ribs on the screw tip ensure fast biting behaviour and pre-milling. Quick attachment and reduced splitting behaviour of the wood are thus guaranteed and even screwing close to the edge is possible effortlessly. Ideal for solid wood (coniferous and hardwood) laminated wood, laminated plywood, laminated veneer timber and similar glued wooden components. The combination with fischer dowels such as DuoPower or UX is recommended for applications with tested loads. With these wood screws, you can ensure a secure installation of all your construction projects at all times. The PowerFast II screws have the following features: Chipboard screws with countersunk head, Phillips PZ and partial thread. Quantity: 500 pieces. Diameter: 4.5 mm. Length: 80 mm. Drive: PZ2. Thread length: 45 mm. » ETA approved. fischer – innovative solutions. fischer fastening systems is the largest division of the Fischer group of companies. The specialist for secure and economical fixings and connections in construction has become one of the market leaders over the past 70 years. The product range ranges from chemical systems to steel anchors to plastic dowels. Whether heavy duty fixings in tunnel, bridge or power plant construction for the professional or wall and cavity dowels for the DIY enthusiast: fischer offers the right solution for every mounting problem. Legal Disclaimer Warning: To avoid health and body damage, installation, installation, maintenance, initial commissioning and repairs as well as other inspections by authorized professionals such as contract installation companies or specialist craftsmen must be carried out