Woodscrews - Slotted Raised Countersunk
A slotted head on a fastener is a traditional design that is still commonly used on machine screws but now less popular on woodscrews. The biggest benefit of a slotted drive lies in its simplicity – a slotted screw has a straight slot that has been machined across the whole diameter of the head.
Similar in design to a standard countersunk fixing, a raised countersunk head is designed so that the top portion of the head is slightly raised above the level of the substrate.
As with most types of fasteners, a wide variation of woodscrews is available with the most common types being a twin thread, chipboard, or velocity screw. Each of these types of screws is actually suitable for a large range of applications.
Twin thread woodscrews (both Pozi drive and countersunk) are a traditional woodscrew that gives rapid installation into softwoods. They are also an ideal choice for use with a plastic wall plug when fixing into masonry.
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WSRSCBR12075 | No12 x 3/4" - Woodscrew Slotted Raised Countersunk - Brass - Pack of 12 | 12 |
£17.79
£21.35
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No12 x 3/4" - Woodscrew Slotted Raised Countersunk - Brass - Pack of 12 | ||||||
12 |
£17.79
£21.35
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