Secure timber fixing with Spax
- Maximum torque without slipping: The T-STAR plus drive ensures a tight bit fit, eliminating cam-out effects and transferring your tool power smoothly into the wood.
- Clean flush surface finish: The countersunk multi-head sinks smoothly into timber fibers without requiring pre-drilling, giving you a clean and level surface finish.
- Advanced corrosion resistant coating: The chromium(VI)-free WIROX finish delivers superior corrosion resistance on hardened steel, protecting your indoor and covered outdoor structures.
With the Spax 3.5 x 25 mm universal screw, you achieve strong and reliable timber fixings in interior fitting, furniture making, and general carpentry. The t-star plus T20 drive ensures an exact bit fit, effectively eliminating cam-out and giving you optimal torque transfer. Its clever countersunk multi-head sinks flush into panel materials like chipboard, MDF, and plywood, while braking on metal fittings and hinges to prevent surface damage. Furthermore, the advanced Wirox finish provides significantly higher corrosion resistance than standard zinc plating for indoor and covered structures. Supplied in a pack of 1000 full-thread screws, it delivers the speed, precision, and control you need on every build.
Product description:
- Flat countersunk head, T-STAR plus
- With MULTI Head and 4CUT, hardened, synthetic coating
- Blue zinc plated A2J
Application:
- Universal usage
Advantages:
- No pre-drilling (wood-dependent)
- Quick and safe fastening with reduced driving in torque (more screwed connections per battery charge)
- Effectively reduces splitting of the wooden material, even when close to the edge
- Multifunctional applications indoors
Special properties:
- T-STAR plus: secure bit grip, no cam-out effect, optimal force transmission
- Blue zinc plated A2J
Features:
- 4CUT: allows screwing in without pre-drilling (wood-dependent), reduces splitting as square end displaces the fibres
- Ground serrations: up to the point - quick and secure fastening
- MULTI Head: flush countersinking. Mills in wood and stops on metal