Long Thread Zinc Plated Screws | Phillips Countersunk Head | 50 Pack | by Repelec
Long thread zinc plated screws are designed for superior holding power and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for general construction and carpentry. With a Phillips countersunk head for a flush finish, these screws are perfect for securing fixtures to timber or light metal. Packaged in a convenient pack of 50, they are a must-have for any DIY home improvement project.
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Product Name/Title: Long Thread Zinc Plated Screws | Phillips Countersunk Head | 50 Pack | by Repelec
Brand: Repelec
SKU: CWL1650
Alternatively Known As: long thread screws, zinc plated screws, Phillips countersunk screws, 10G screws, 50mm screws, CWL1650 screws
Technical Specifications
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Zinc plated
- Thread type: Long thread
- Head type: Phillips countersunk
- Size: 50mm length x 10 gauge
- Pack quantity: 50
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 5mm x 50mm x 5mm
- Weight: 0.45 kg
Key Features
- Long thread design for superior holding power
- Zinc plated for corrosion resistance
- Phillips countersunk head for flush finish
- Suitable for timber and light metal applications
- Pack of 50 for convenience
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation with a Phillips screwdriver or power drill is recommended. Ensure appropriate pilot holes are drilled for best results.
Applications
- General construction and carpentry
- Electrical installations
- Securing fixtures to timber or metal
- DIY home improvement projects
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 1170 for structural design actions.
Environmental Benefits
- Zinc plating extends product life, reducing replacement frequency and waste.
- Durable design minimizes the need for frequent replacements.
Warranty Information
12 months warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
Available for immediate purchase. Ideal for construction, electrical, and general fastening applications.
