Masonary Frm Screw Countersunk T30 D7.5x102mm Glv
Product Code: 019.10.326
Masonary Frm Screw Countersunk T30 D7.5x102mm Glv
Product Code: 019.10.326
4 In stock
£11.26
Ex. VAT: £9.38
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- Products Description
- Technical Specifications
Thread Ø: 7.50 mm
Area of application: Suitable substrates: concrete, wood, and solid brickFor use with a T30 drive bit
Version: The screw will cut its own thread into the substrate once a pilot hole has been pre-drilled. There is no need for any additional plugs11 mm countersunk head60 mm spacing and edge distance recommendedRecommended minimum hole size: 6 mmRecommended loads vary with substrate type, quality, and consistency. We would always recommend your engineer to test the product locally if a structural fixings is necessaryAll steel: non-flammable fixing does not contribute to the risk of fire
Area of application: Suitable substrates: concrete, wood, and solid brickFor use with a T30 drive bit
Version: The screw will cut its own thread into the substrate once a pilot hole has been pre-drilled. There is no need for any additional plugs11 mm countersunk head60 mm spacing and edge distance recommendedRecommended minimum hole size: 6 mmRecommended loads vary with substrate type, quality, and consistency. We would always recommend your engineer to test the product locally if a structural fixings is necessaryAll steel: non-flammable fixing does not contribute to the risk of fire
| Area of application | Suitable substrates: concrete, wood, and solid brickFor use with a T30 drive bit |
| Thread Ø | 7.50 mm |
| Version | The screw will cut its own thread into the substrate once a pilot hole has been pre-drilled. There is no need for any additional plugs11 mm countersunk head60 mm spacing and edge distance recommendedRecommended minimum hole size: 6 mmRecommended loads vary with substrate type, quality, and consistency. We would always recommend your engineer to test the product locally if a structural fixings is necessaryAll steel: non-flammable fixing does not contribute to the risk of fire |