Drywall screws 35x3.9mm coarse thread with bit 1000+1 pack DeWalt DWF4010015

What it is

The DeWalt DWF4010015 pack contains 1000+1 drywall screws in the 35x3.9 mm size, with coarse thread and bit included. The larger 3.9 mm diameter combined with the 35 mm length ensures reinforced hold when fixing thick or double-layer boards to a timber frame, with the deep grip provided by the coarse thread. The generous pack size is designed for continuous work.

Drywall screws are countersunk screws, loose or collated, for fixing plasterboard to metal studs or timber battens.

What it is for

Used for fixing into plasterboard and lightweight partitions, for installing plasterboard partitions and suspended ceilings and for installing partition walls.

How to use it

Use fine-thread or self-drilling screws on metal studs and coarse-thread screws on timber. Drive with a drywall screwdriver or with a depth stop, stopping when the head is just below the surface without tearing the paper facing. Observe the fixing centres specified by the board system.

Where it is used

• Commercial construction
• Residential construction
• Renovation

Technical data

• Dimensions (mm): 35 × 3,9
• Pack contents: 1000+1 (with insert)
• Thread: Coarse pitch

Who it is for

Designed for drywall installers.

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