Painted cladding screws are suitable for valley fixing metal cladding into timber battens (both hardwood and softwood) and general fastening to timber where a water tight seal is required. The 5/16" sized hex flanged head lends to high pull-out strength and the EPDM sealing washer (NEO) is for weather protection. The special long sharp self drilling point with a flute (Type 17) cuts the timber fibres as it is screwed in. Timber fibres are collected in the flute and reduce the potential for splitting. The self drilling type 17 point can also pierce light gauge steel up to 0.6mm without predrilling Colour of Head: The head of this screw is painted to match the corresponding colorbond colour. Colour variations exist between batches and brands. Material / Coating: Galvanised Class 4 coating is an excellent corrosion resistance coating for most areas of Australia. Galvanised coated fasteners have been used for roofing cladding steel buildings trailers bridges fencing power poles outdoor furniture house framing fencing and marina’s for over 150 years. They are all variations of the original. All self drilling and timber T17 screws from Bolt and Nut Australia are guaranteed to comply to a minimum of Class 3 and extend to Class 4 and the ultimate of protection B8. To determine the TPI of a screw count the number of threads contained within an inch of length on the fastener. If the screw is less than an inch count ½” of an inch and multiply by 2 How to measure the length of a Timber Screw: Fastener length is generally measured from the point where the surface of the material will be when the fastener is installed to the end of the fastener. Thus fasteners with heads that sit above the surface are measured from under the head to the end of the fastener while fasteners that sit flush with the surface are measured from the top of the head to the end of the fastener Type 17 point (T17): is a sharp pointed design with a cut out flute to help capture and remove the waste allowing a self drilling type function similar to a drill bit. All material is advisory only and its use by anyone is entirely voluntary. Reliance on it for any purpose by anyone is at the sole risk of that person and Bolt and Nut Australia is not responsible for any loss claim or damages arising therefrom.
Painted cladding screws are suitable for valley fixing metal cladding into timber battens (both hardwood and softwood) and general fastening to timber where a water tight seal is required. The 5/16" sized hex flanged head lends to high pull-out strength and the EPDM sealing washer (NEO) is for weather protection. The special long sharp self drilling point with a flute (Type 17) cuts the timber fibres as it is screwed in. Timber fibres are collected in the flute and reduce the potential for splitting. The self drilling type 17 point can also pierce light gauge steel up to 0.6mm without predrilling Colour of Head: The head of this screw is painted to match the corresponding colorbond colour. Colour variations exist between batches and brands. Material / Coating: Galvanised Class 4 coating is an excellent corrosion resistance coating for most areas of Australia. Galvanised coated fasteners have been used for roofing cladding steel buildings trailers bridges fencing power poles outdoor furniture house framing fencing and marina’s for over 150 years. They are all variations of the original. All self drilling and timber T17 screws from Bolt and Nut Australia are guaranteed to comply to a minimum of Class 3 and extend to Class 4 and the ultimate of protection B8. To determine the TPI of a screw count the number of threads contained within an inch of length on the fastener. If the screw is less than an inch count ½” of an inch and multiply by 2 How to measure the length of a Timber Screw: Fastener length is generally measured from the point where the surface of the material will be when the fastener is installed to the end of the fastener. Thus fasteners with heads that sit above the surface are measured from under the head to the end of the fastener while fasteners that sit flush with the surface are measured from the top of the head to the end of the fastener Type 17 point (T17): is a sharp pointed design with a cut out flute to help capture and remove the waste allowing a self drilling type function similar to a drill bit. All material is advisory only and its use by anyone is entirely voluntary. Reliance on it for any purpose by anyone is at the sole risk of that person and Bolt and Nut Australia is not responsible for any loss claim or damages arising therefrom.
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Painted cladding screws are suitable for valley fixing metal cladding into timber battens (both hardwood and softwood) and general fastening to timber where a water tight seal is required. The 5/16" sized hex flanged head lends to high pull-out strength and the EPDM sealing washer (NEO) is for weather protection. The special long sharp self drilling point with a flute (Type 17) cuts the timber fibres as it is screwed in. Timber fibres are collected in the flute and reduce the potential for splitting. The self drilling type 17 point can also pierce light gauge steel up to 0.6mm without predrilling Colour of Head: The head of this screw is painted to match the corresponding colorbond colour. Colour variations exist between batches and brands. Material / Coating: Galvanised Class 4 coating is an excellent corrosion resistance coating for most areas of Australia. Galvanised coated fasteners have been used for roofing cladding steel buildings trailers bridges fencing power poles outdoor furniture house framing fencing and marina’s for over 150 years. They are all variations of the original. All self drilling and timber T17 screws from Bolt and Nut Australia are guaranteed to comply to a minimum of Class 3 and extend to Class 4 and the ultimate of protection B8. To determine the TPI of a screw count the number of threads contained within an inch of length on the fastener. If the screw is less than an inch count ½” of an inch and multiply by 2 How to measure the length of a Timber Screw: Fastener length is generally measured from the point where the surface of the material will be when the fastener is installed to the end of the fastener. Thus fasteners with heads that sit above the surface are measured from under the head to the end of the fastener while fasteners that sit flush with the surface are measured from the top of the head to the end of the fastener Type 17 point (T17): is a sharp pointed design with a cut out flute to help capture and remove the waste allowing a self drilling type function similar to a drill bit. All material is advisory only and its use by anyone is entirely voluntary. Reliance on it for any purpose by anyone is at the sole risk of that person and Bolt and Nut Australia is not responsible for any loss claim or damages arising therefrom.
Painted cladding screws are suitable for valley fixing metal cladding into timber battens (both hardwood and softwood) and general fastening to timber where a water tight seal is required. The 5/16" sized hex flanged head lends to high pull-out strength and the EPDM sealing washer (NEO) is for weather protection. The special long sharp self drilling point with a flute (Type 17) cuts the timber fibres as it is screwed in. Timber fibres are collected in the flute and reduce the potential for splitting. The self drilling type 17 point can also pierce light gauge steel up to 0.6mm without predrilling Colour of Head: The head of this screw is painted to match the corresponding colorbond colour. Colour variations exist between batches and brands. Material / Coating: Galvanised Class 4 coating is an excellent corrosion resistance coating for most areas of Australia. Galvanised coated fasteners have been used for roofing cladding steel buildings trailers bridges fencing power poles outdoor furniture house framing fencing and marina’s for over 150 years. They are all variations of the original. All self drilling and timber T17 screws from Bolt and Nut Australia are guaranteed to comply to a minimum of Class 3 and extend to Class 4 and the ultimate of protection B8. To determine the TPI of a screw count the number of threads contained within an inch of length on the fastener. If the screw is less than an inch count ½” of an inch and multiply by 2 How to measure the length of a Timber Screw: Fastener length is generally measured from the point where the surface of the material will be when the fastener is installed to the end of the fastener. Thus fasteners with heads that sit above the surface are measured from under the head to the end of the fastener while fasteners that sit flush with the surface are measured from the top of the head to the end of the fastener Type 17 point (T17): is a sharp pointed design with a cut out flute to help capture and remove the waste allowing a self drilling type function similar to a drill bit. All material is advisory only and its use by anyone is entirely voluntary. Reliance on it for any purpose by anyone is at the sole risk of that person and Bolt and Nut Australia is not responsible for any loss claim or damages arising therefrom.
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Size | 12g (5.50mm) |
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Drive Type | Hex |
Colour | Wilderness / Rivergum |
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Size | 12g (5.50mm) |
Thread type | Coarse |
Drive Type | Hex |
Colour | Wilderness / Rivergum |
System of Measurement | Screw Gauge |