Black Phosphaded Coarse Thread Drywall Screw
Product Description of Black Coarse Thread Drywall Screws
Coarse thread drywall screwsare another type of drywall screw commonly used for specific applications. Here is some information about coarse thread drywall screws:Framing Applications: Coarse thread drywall screws are often used for attaching drywall to wooden framing members, such as studs or joists. The coarse threading allows for a faster and easier installation into the wood, providing a strong connection.Fastening Sheathing: These screws are also suitable for fastening drywall sheathing to wooden frames in construction or renovation projects. The coarse threads grip the sheathing material securely, ensuring stability and structural integrity.Exterior Applications: Coarse thread drywall screws can also be used for exterior drywall applications, such as covering exterior wall insulation or attaching drywall to exterior soffits. The coarse threads provide sufficient grip for these outdoor installations.Heavy-Duty or High-Stress Areas: Coarse thread drywall screws are recommended for situations where there may be increased stress or weight load on the drywall, such as heavy fixtures or shelves being attached. The coarse thread provides extra holding power in these scenarios.It is important to note that for standard drywall installation, which involves attaching drywall to framing members, fine thread screws are more commonly used. However, coarse thread screws are preferred for specific applications as mentioned above.When using coarse thread drywall screws, make sure to choose the appropriate length, use the correct tools for installation (such as a power drill with a screwdriver bit), and follow the manufacturer's guidelines for proper installation techniques and screw spacing.
| Size(mm) | Size(inch) | Size(mm) | Size(inch) | Size(mm) | Size(inch) | Size(mm) | Size(inch) |
| 3.5*13 | #6*1/2 | 3.5*65 | #6*2-1/2 | 4.2*13 | #8*1/2 | 4.2*100 | #8*4 |
| 3.5*16 | #6*5/8 | 3.5*75 | #6*3 | 4.2*16 | #8*5/8 | 4.8*50 | #10*2 |
| 3.5*19 | #6*3/4 | 3.9*20 | #7*3/4 | 4.2*19 | #8*3/4 | 4.8*65 | #10*2-1/2 |
| 3.5*25 | #6*1 | 3.9*25 | #7*1 | 4.2*25 | #8*1 | 4.8*70 | #10*2-3/4 |
| 3.5*30 | #6*1-1/8 | 3.9*30 | #7*1-1/8 | 4.2*32 | #8*1-1/4 | 4.8*75 | #10*3 |
| 3.5*32 | #6*1-1/4 | 3.9*32 | #7*1-1/4 | 4.2*35 | #8*1-1/2 | 4.8*90 | #10*3-1/2 |
| 3.5*35 | #6*1-3/8 | 3.9*35 | #7*1-1/2 | 4.2*38 | #8*1-5/8 | 4.8*100 | #10*4 |
| 3.5*38 | #6*1-1/2 | 3.9*38 | #7*1-5/8 | #8*1-3/4 | #8*1-5/8 | 4.8*115 | #10*4-1/2 |
| 3.5*41 | #6*1-5/8 | 3.9*40 | #7*1-3/4 | 4.2*51 | #8*2 | 4.8*120 | #10*4-3/4 |
| 3.5*45 | #6*1-3/4 | 3.9*45 | #7*1-7/8 | 4.2*65 | #8*2-1/2 | 4.8*125 | #10*5 |
| 3.5*51 | #6*2 | 3.9*51 | #7*2 | 4.2*70 | #8*2-3/4 | 4.8*127 | #10*5-1/8 |
| 3.5*55 | #6*2-1/8 | 3.9*55 | #7*2-1/8 | 4.2*75 | #8*3 | 4.8*150 | #10*6 |
| 3.5*57 | #6*2-1/4 | 3.9*65 | #7*2-1/2 | 4.2*90 | #8*3-1/2 | 4.8*152 | #10*6-1/8 |
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Product Details of Coarse Thread Drywall Screw Black Phosphated
Coarse-thread drywall screws with a black phosphate finish offer additional advantages in corrosion resistance and aesthetics. Here are some key points about black phosphate coarse thread drywall screws: Corrosion Resistance: The black phosphate coating provides an extra layer of protection against rust and corrosion, which is particularly beneficial for applications in humid environments. This increases the life and durability of the screw. Aesthetics: The black finish of these screws provides a stylish and professional appearance, especially when the screws are visible or used in applications where aesthetics are important, such as exposed ceilings or decorative fixtures. Compatibility: Black phosphate coarse thread drywall screws have the same application compatibility as regular coarse thread drywall screws. They can be used to attach drywall to wood framing members, fasten sheathing, or for heavy-duty applications. Proper Installation: When using black phosphate coarse-thread drywall screws, it is important to follow the same installation guidelines as regular coarse-thread screws. Choose the appropriate length according to the manufacturer's recommendations, use the correct tools and ensure proper spacing. While black phosphate coarse-thread drywall screws have greater corrosion resistance and visual appeal than uncoated screws, they may be slightly more expensive. Consider the specific requirements of your project to determine whether the benefits outweigh the additional costs. NOTE: For best results, always refer to specific product instructions and recommendations from the manufacturer.
Coarse thread drywall screws are commonly used for securing drywall panels to wooden or metal studs. Here are some key uses for coarse thread drywall screws:Drywall installation: Coarse thread drywall screws are designed specifically for attaching drywall panels to framing members such as wooden studs or metal studs. They have a sharp point that allows for easy penetration into the drywall, while the coarse threads provide strong holding power.Framing: Coarse thread drywall screws can also be used for general framing applications. They can be used to fasten wooden or metal framing members together, such as building partitions, framing walls, or constructing ceilings.Sheathing: Coarse thread drywall screws are suitable for securing sheathing to the exterior of a building. They can be used to attach plywood or OSB (oriented strand board) panels to wooden framing members, providing structural support and rigidity to the building.Fastening other materials: Coarse thread drywall screws can be used to fasten other types of materials, such as plywood, fiber cement board, or certain types of insulation boards. However, it is essential to ensure that the screw length, diameter, and type are appropriate for the specific material and desired holding power.When using coarse thread drywall screws, it is important to select the appropriate length based on the thickness of the material being fastened. Screw spacing guidelines provided by the manufacturer should be followed to ensure proper installation and prevent issues such as sagging or bulging of the drywall panels.Note: It's always recommended to refer to the specific product instructions and recommendations provided by the manufacturer for the best results and to ensure the screws are suitable for your specific application.
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Packaging Details
1. 20/25kg per Bag with customer’s logo or neutral package;
2. 20/25kg per Carton(Brown /White /Color) with customer’s logo ;
3. Normal Packing :1000/500/250/100PCS per Small box with big carton with pallet or without pallet;
4. we make all pacakge as customers' request
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A: We are specialized in manufacturing fasteners and have exporting experience for more than 16 years.
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A: Generally it is 5-10 days if the goods are in stock. or it is 15-20 days if the goods are not in stock, it is according to quantity.
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