Product Description
Feature
Technical Patents
Instead of traditional aggressive ribs, the special 12 v-ribs and cutting teeth under head design show a perfect countersunk with clean, flush and burr-free.
Efficient Solution
The fiber cement board incorporates a distinctive drill point equipped with wings, specifically designed for wood to steel applications, enhancing its adaptability and performance in diverse construction scenarios.
Drilling Point
Fiber Cement Board + Wood
Drilling Point with Wings
Fiber cement board + Steel (Wing tek)
Specification
12-V-Ribs Head Fiber Cement Board Screw Showcase
To connect thickness 6mm fiber cement board to three different thickness 0.32,0.5 and 1.4mm steel plate.
With special ribs under head, it shows impressive smooth surface on fiber cement board. Clean & Flush.
Patent Fiber Cement Screw- Drill Point with Wings
A fast and efficient solution for fiber cement board installation, featuring a countersunk 12V design with wings.
This innovative design eliminates the need for pre-drilling, saving both time and effort, while ensuring a clean and burr-free surface upon installation.
FAQs
Q1: What’s special about the 12-V-ribs head on these fiber-cement screws?
A. The patented 12-v-ribs under head carve the board as the head seats, so the head sits flush and burr-free without chewing up the surface, it's great for paint-grade finishes.
Q2. Do I need to pre-drill fiber-cement boards?
A. No, user don't need to pre-drilling. Fiber cement board screws are designed to cut in and seat flush; models with a wings drill-point are specifically meant to speed installation in wood-to-steel assemblies.
Q3. What do the “wings” do? and do they break off?
A. Wings ream a clearance hole through the fiber-cement so the board won’t jack up till the screw taps into the metal. After entering steel, the wings shear off so the thread can cut and clamp. Select the screw with wings tek option for fiber cement board to metal.
Q4. Are there recommended substrate thickness ranges?
A. The product showcases fastening 6 mm boards to 0.32, 0.5, and 1.4 mm steel. If your assembly differs, share your board and steel gauges to match the proper drill-point/wings combo.