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Bugle Head Needle Point Screws 8g | 75mm Length | Zinc Plated | @Each by Wattmaster
Bugle head needle point screws 8g are designed for easy penetration and stability, making them ideal for drywall installation and sheet metal fastening. With a length of 75mm and a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance, these screws are perfect for general construction and fixing applications, ensuring durability and reliability in your projects.
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Product Name/Title: Bugle Head Needle Point Screws 8g | 75mm Length | Zinc Plated | @Each by Wattmaster
Brand: Wattmaster
SKU: ALCB875/100
Alternatively Known As: Drywall screws, Bugle head screws, Needle point screws, 8 gauge screws, 75mm screws
Technical Specifications
- Screw gauge: 8g
- Length: 75mm
- Head type: Bugle head
- Point type: Needle point
- Drive type: #2 Phillips bit compatible
- Material finish: Zinc plated
- Sheet metal piercing capability: 0.8mm
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 75mm x 75mm x 8mm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
Key Features
- Needle point for easy penetration
- Capable of piercing 0.8mm sheet metal
- Compatible with standard #2 Phillips bit
- Bugle head design prevents tearing of plasterboard
- Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
- Provides good stability while driving in
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by a qualified tradesperson or professional recommended for optimal fastening and safety.
Applications
- Drywall installation
- Sheet metal fastening
- General construction and fixing applications
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 1170 – Structural Design Actions (Construction & Building)
Environmental Benefits
- Zinc plating extends product life reducing waste
- Durable fastening reduces need for replacements
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty against defects applies.
Available Now
Available for immediate purchase, ideal for drywall and sheet metal fastening in construction and renovation projects.
