Classic Multi-Purpose Screws - PZ - Pan Head - A2 Stainless Steel

6.0 x 50

Product Code: 60050CLAPSS

Pack Type: Box

Pack Quantity: 200 Pieces

Barcode: 5056110817026

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All the features and superior performance of the Classic Multi-Purpose Screw. Manufactured from A2 Stainless Steel. Ideal where ultimate corrosion resistance is required when fixing to softwoods, hardwood (pre-drilled), chipboard, MDF and plastic. Stainless steel must be used where there is corrosive environment and/or the base material has inherent corrosive characteristics e.g. Green Oak.

• Pan head for improved clamping
• 40° deep single thread to provide a secure fixing with high pull-out resistance
• Single slash point to reduce torque and the risk of timber splitting at low edge distance
• All sizes up to and including 75mm are fully threaded and lengths 80mm and above all have 70mm thread length

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Brand	TIMCO
Carton Qty (packs)	16
CE Standard	BS EN 14592:2008
Corrosion Rating (1-5)	4 - Urban & industrial areas with a moderate salt atmosphere
Driver Bit Size	PZ3
Feature 1	Pan head for improved clamping
Feature 2	40° deep single thread to provide a secure fixing with high pull-out resistance
Feature 3	Single slash point to reduce torque and the risk of timber splitting at low edge distance
Feature 4	All sizes up to and including 75mm are fully threaded and lengths 80mm and above all have 70mm thread length
Gauge	12
Head Ø (mm)	11.7
Head Type	Pan
Inner Thread Ø d1 (mm)	3.69
L (inch)	2
L (mm)	50
Material	Austenitic Stainless Steel (A2-304)
MOQ	1
MOQ Increment	1
Ø (mm)	6
Pack Dimensions L x W x H (mm)	135 x 90 x 90
Pack Qty	200
Pack Quantity Unit	Pieces
Pack Type	Box
Pack Weight (kg)	1.45
Pallet Qty (packs)	384
Point Type	25° Sharp with Single Slash
Recess Type	Pozi
Size (imp.)	12 x 2
Size (mm)	6.0 x 50
Substrates	Hardwood, Softwood, Chipboard, MDF, Plastic, Thin Sheet Metal, Corrosive Wood (e.g. Oak, Cedar)
Thread Coverage	Fully Threaded
Thread L (mm)	50
Thread Ø (mm)	6
Thread Type	Single Coarse 40°