DrillFast® 38mm carbon steel wingscrews for light section steel
Carbon steel countersunk wingscrew fastener for fixing timber to light section steel.
Estimated lead times
1 Day
Estimated lead times
1 Day
Product Code
DF3-W-4.8 x 38
Lead Time
1 Day
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Key Features
Specification
Capacity
Performance
Installation
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Description
Carbon steel fasteners for fixing timber to light steel purlins and beams.
Features & Benefits
- Wings behind drillpoint drill clearance hole through timber, eliminating thread engagement
- Wings break off on contact with metal substrate
- Unique Enduroguard coating for excellent corrosion resistance
- Purpose designed for easy and effective installation
Application
- For mechanically fixing timber components to light metal purlins and rails
Fastener Material
Fastener
Carbon steel case hardened with multiple layer organic coating
Sealing Washer
No washer
Durability Class
|
Years / Environment
|
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interior | Rural | Urban | Industrial / Coastal | Marine | Swimming pools & Chemical plants | |
| Corrosivity Category | C1 | C2 | C3 | C4 | C5 | - |
| Carbon steel case hardened | 25 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Dimensions
Diameter
4.8 mm
Length (mm)
38 mm
Effective Thread Length (Min)
5 mm
Effective Thread Length (Max)
22 mm
Head Style
Countersunk head, with ribs
Drilling Capacity
Steel
1.5 mm
3 mm
Build-up
Effective thread length
Fastener pull-out performance
| NR,II,K (Tensile - Pull-out) | 1.5mm Steel: 1.91 kN |
| 2mm Steel: 2.41 kN | |
| 3mm Steel: 5.56 kN |
Installation and handling
| Installation tool | Variable speed electric screw gun |
| Installation drive | 2-PZD |
| Installation speed | 1500 RPM |
| Correct installation | Fasteners should be driven within three degrees of perpendicular to the surface of the fastened material. Use a depth-setting nosepiece to avoid over-driving, and do not over-tighten. Variants with bonded washers should not have the rubber compressed to less than two-thirds of its uncompressed height. Care should be taken when engaging and disengaging from the fastener head to avoid damage to the protective coating. |
| Handling | Fasteners may have sharp edges, and the use of power tools can be dangerous. Use personal protective equipment. Store fasteners in dry conditions. Inspect each fastener before use and do not use damaged fasteners. |
Key Features
Description
Carbon steel fasteners for fixing timber to light steel purlins and beams.
Features & Benefits
- Wings behind drillpoint drill clearance hole through timber, eliminating thread engagement
- Wings break off on contact with metal substrate
- Unique Enduroguard coating for excellent corrosion resistance
- Purpose designed for easy and effective installation
Application
- For mechanically fixing timber components to light metal purlins and rails
Specification
Fastener Material
Fastener
Carbon steel case hardened with multiple layer organic coating
Sealing Washer
No washer
Durability Class
|
Years / Environment
|
||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interior | Rural | Urban | Industrial / Coastal | Marine | Swimming pools & Chemical plants | |
| Corrosivity Category | C1 | C2 | C3 | C4 | C5 | - |
| Carbon steel case hardened | 25 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Dimensions
Diameter
4.8 mm
Length (mm)
38 mm
Effective Thread Length (Min)
5 mm
Effective Thread Length (Max)
22 mm
Head Style
Countersunk head, with ribs
Drilling Capacity
Steel
1.5 mm
3 mm
Capacity
Build-up
Effective thread length
Performance
Fastener pull-out performance
| NR,II,K (Tensile - Pull-out) | 1.5mm Steel: 1.91 kN |
| 2mm Steel: 2.41 kN | |
| 3mm Steel: 5.56 kN |
Installation
Installation and handling
| Installation tool | Variable speed electric screw gun |
| Installation drive | 2-PZD |
| Installation speed | 1500 RPM |
| Correct installation | Fasteners should be driven within three degrees of perpendicular to the surface of the fastened material. Use a depth-setting nosepiece to avoid over-driving, and do not over-tighten. Variants with bonded washers should not have the rubber compressed to less than two-thirds of its uncompressed height. Care should be taken when engaging and disengaging from the fastener head to avoid damage to the protective coating. |
| Handling | Fasteners may have sharp edges, and the use of power tools can be dangerous. Use personal protective equipment. Store fasteners in dry conditions. Inspect each fastener before use and do not use damaged fasteners. |
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