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The TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws are designed for professional builders and DIY enthusiasts seeking heavy-duty fastening for demanding construction projects. Their key benefit is a significantly faster and more efficient installation process compared to traditional coach screws, reducing labor time. A potential caveat is the need for nylon plugs when used in masonry applications. These screws feature an aggressive slash point tip for easy driving and minimal wood splitting, a hex flange head for enhanced stability, and a zinc-plated, yellow-passivated finish for corrosion resistance. Available in a 10 x 130mm size, they come in a box of 50.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10130SCSY |
| Brand | TIMco |
The aggressive slash point tip allows for easier penetration into the material, requires less force to start driving, and significantly reduces the risk of splitting wood.
Yes, the zinc-plated and yellow-passivated finish provides good corrosion resistance, making them suitable for many outdoor applications. For extremely harsh or coastal environments, additional protective measures may be considered.
While the slash point helps, pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended, especially in hardwoods, near edges, or when using masonry plugs, to ensure a straight drive and prevent splitting.
The hex flange head provides a larger surface area for the driving tool to engage with and offers a greater bearing surface against the material, increasing stability and preventing the screw head from pulling through.
They are designed for up to three times faster installation due to the combination of the slash point tip and power tool compatibility.
Yes, they can be used in concrete or other masonry materials, but only when used in conjunction with appropriate nylon plugs. The screw then fastens into the plug.
Ensure you are using the correct tool and bit size. Pre-drill a pilot hole, especially in dense hardwoods. Check that the material is not excessively hard or contains obstructions.
Use the correct size hex bit and ensure it is fully engaged. Reduce driving speed or torque if using a power tool. Do not overtighten.
Pre-drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the screw's core diameter. Ensure the slash point is correctly aligned with the grain if applicable. Avoid driving too close to the edge of the material.
Verify that a suitable nylon plug is used and properly inserted into the pre-drilled hole. Ensure the hole is the correct size for the plug. The screw is designed to engage with the plug, not directly with the masonry.
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