TIMco C2 Clamp-Fix Multi-Purpose Screws - 4.0 x 35mm - Yellow

The TIMco TX20 C2 Clamp-Fix Multi-Purpose Screws deliver precision-engineered performance for timb...

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The TIMco C2 Clamp-Fix Multi-Purpose Screws are designed for professionals and DIYers undertaking timber-to-timber applications, offering a secure and efficient fastening solution. Their key benefit lies in the patented twin-cut technology and dual-angle threading, which drastically reduces timber jacking and enhances pull-out resistance for strong, reliable connections. A potential consideration is the specialized TX20 drive, requiring the correct bit for optimal performance. These screws feature a high-molecular polymer lubricant coating for reduced insertion torque, superior rust protection, and a countersunk head with ribs for a clean, flush finish.

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ColourYellow
Model Part Number40035C2C
BrandTIMco

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FAQs

What is the primary application for TIMco C2 Clamp-Fix screws?

These screws are primarily designed for timber-to-timber applications, offering strong clamping and pull-out resistance.

Do I need to pre-drill holes for these screws?

In most softwoods and hardwoods, pre-drilling is not required due to the twin-cut point and lubricant coating. However, for extremely dense woods or critical structural joints, pre-drilling may be beneficial.

What makes these screws resistant to rust?

They feature a special high-molecular polymer lubricant coating that provides up to 20 times longer rust protection compared to standard zinc plating.

What is 'timber jacking' and how do these screws prevent it?

Timber jacking is when wood is pushed upwards as a screw is driven. The patented twin-cut point and dual-angle threading on these screws are engineered to prevent this lifting action, ensuring a stable joint.

What size driver bit is needed for these screws?

A TX20 driver bit is required for the precision drive recess.

How does the lubricant coating help?

The high-molecular polymer lubricant coating reduces insertion torque by up to 52%, making installation faster and requiring less effort.

Can these screws be used for exterior projects?

Yes, their advanced rust protection makes them suitable for exterior projects where durability and resistance to the elements are important.

Troubleshooting

Screw cam-out during insertion

Ensure you are using a correct size TX20 driver bit and that it is fully seated in the screw recess. Apply firm, consistent pressure directly behind the screw head.

Timber splitting during insertion

While designed to prevent splitting, very dense hardwoods may benefit from pre-drilling a pilot hole. Ensure the screw is entering perpendicular to the timber surface.

Difficulty driving the screw

Confirm that the correct TX20 bit is being used and that your drill/driver has sufficient torque. Check that the lubricant coating is not excessively worn off. For very hard materials, a pilot hole might be necessary.

Screw head not sitting flush

The ribs under the head aid countersinking. Ensure the countersink area is clear of debris. For a perfectly flush finish in softer woods, a slightly larger pre-drilled countersink may be required.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly reduces timber jacking for cleaner installations.
  • Lower insertion torque thanks to lubricant coating, enabling faster work.
  • Exceptional pull-out resistance for durable, strong joints.
  • Superior rust protection extends the lifespan of the connection.
  • Prevents cam-out for precise and reliable screw driving.
  • Flush finishing without damaging the timber.

Cons

  • Requires a specific TX20 driver bit.
  • Primarily designed for timber-to-timber applications, may not be ideal for other materials.
  • Yellow color may not be suitable for all aesthetic requirements.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Ensure you are using a power drill or impact driver equipped with the correct TX20 driver bit. Align the screw with the timber pieces to be joined and drive the screw directly, applying steady pressure. The self-drilling point and lubricant coating minimize the need for pre-drilling in most softwoods and hardwoods, though pre-drilling may be beneficial in extremely dense woods or for critical structural joints.

Compatibility: These screws are specifically engineered for timber-to-timber applications. While they can be used in various woodworking projects, from furniture making to construction, their primary design is for joining wood members.

Care: Store screws in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the lubricant coating and rust protection. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or corrosive substances. Clean any debris from the screw head after installation if aesthetic appearance is critical.

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