TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws - Gold - 6.0 x 70mm (Pack of 10)

The TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws deliver high-performance fastening engineered as a mode...

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The TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts seeking a modern, high-performance alternative to traditional coach screws. They offer significantly faster installation and reduced risk of timber splitting, making projects more efficient. A minor caveat is that for masonry applications, a nylon plug must be used in conjunction with the screw.

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ColourGold
Model Part Number670SCSYP
BrandTIMco

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FAQs

What makes these screws 'advanced' compared to traditional coach screws?

They feature an aggressive slash point tip for faster driving and reduced timber splitting, and a hex flange head for better grip, offering a modern alternative to older DIN 571 standards.

Can I use these screws with any power drill?

Yes, they are power tool compatible. You will need an appropriate socket or wrench attachment to drive the hex flange head.

Are these screws suitable for outdoor use?

The zinc-plated and passivated yellow finish offers enhanced corrosion resistance, making them suitable for many outdoor applications. For extremely harsh or coastal environments, additional protection might be advisable.

How do I use these screws in brick or concrete?

You will need to drill a hole suitable for a nylon wall plug, insert the plug, and then drive the coach screw into the plug for a secure fixing.

What is the advantage of the hex flange head?

The hex flange head provides a larger bearing surface and a more secure grip for driving tools compared to a traditional hex head, and offers a modern aesthetic.

What size socket do I need for the hex flange head?

The 6.0mm diameter screw typically uses a 8mm or 10mm socket, depending on the exact specification of the flange.

How many screws are in a pack?

Each pack contains 10 screws.

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to drive into hardwood.

While designed for easy driving, extremely dense hardwoods may benefit from a pilot hole drilled to a slightly smaller diameter than the screw thread.

Timber is splitting near the fixing point.

Ensure the aggressive slash point is correctly engaged with the timber and avoid over-tightening. The design minimizes splitting, but improper technique can still cause issues.

Screw feels loose after installation in masonry.

Verify that a suitable nylon plug has been used and was inserted correctly into the pre-drilled hole. Ensure the screw is fully engaged with the plug.

Hex flange head is stripping during tightening.

Use the correct size socket or wrench. Ensure a firm, non-slip grip on the hex head and avoid excessive force that could deform the head.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly faster driving speeds reduce project time.
  • Advanced tip design minimizes wood damage and splitting.
  • Power tool compatibility offers ease of use and efficiency.
  • Durable corrosion-resistant finish for longevity.
  • Versatile for use in various wood types and masonry (with plugs).

Cons

  • Requires a nylon plug for use in masonry applications.
  • Pack quantity of 10 may be insufficient for large projects.
  • Specific tool required for the hex flange head (e.g., socket wrench).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: To install, select the appropriate socket or wrench for the hex flange head. For wood applications, directly drive the screw into the material. For masonry, first drill a hole appropriate for a nylon plug, insert the plug, and then drive the TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screw into the plug.

Compatibility: These screws are compatible with standard power drivers and wrenches that fit a 6.0mm hex head. They are suitable for use with softwood, hardwood, plywood, MDF, and other man-made boards. For masonry, compatibility is achieved when used with a suitable nylon wall plug.

Care: The zinc-plated and passivated yellow finish provides good corrosion resistance. For extended outdoor use or in highly corrosive environments, consider additional protective measures. Clean screws of any debris after installation. Store unused screws in a dry location to prevent premature corrosion.

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