Description
H Paulin #6 x 1-1/4 in Flat head Phillips drive coarse thread drywall screws (500-jug) are used when installing gypsum board to light-gauge steel studs. They have a sharp point to pierce through drywall and a fine thread design to help grab into light-gauge steel studs. Drywall screws with a flat Phillips head and phosphate coating are essential for any drywall installation project. The flat head ensures a smooth, flush finish, while the Phillips drive allows for easy and precise driving. The phosphate coating provides excellent corrosion resistance, enhancing durability and longevity even in high-humidity environments. The finish increases visibility against light-colored boards, while the bugle head is self-dimpling and easily covered with mud and paint. Coarse thread screws are designed to securely fasten drywall to wood studs and fine threads for steel studs. Use with a No. 2 Phillips drywall bit, planning on 48 screws per 4x8 ft sheet for optimal results.
Feature Bullets
- The phosphate coating provides excellent protection against rust and corrosion, enhancing the longevity of the screws, especially in high-humidity environments and provides better visibility against light-colored drywall, making it easier to see and work with during installation
- Made from steel
- The bugle head design with phosphate coating helps in self-dimpling, which means the screws sink into the drywall without tearing the paper, providing a better surface for finishing
- Fine threads for steel studs
- These screws are designed to securely fasten drywall to wood or metal studs, making them a reliable choice for both residential and commercial construction
- Not recommended for ACQ Lumber or exterior projects
- For attaching drywall to metal studs (20-25 ga.)
- Sharp point allows for easy penetration
Specifications:
Thread Size: #6
Thread Type: Coarse
Drive Type: Philips
Head Type: Flat
Diameter: #6
Length: 1-1/4 in
Material: Steel
Finish: Phosphate
Application: For Interior Use Only
Packaging: 500 Pieces/Jug
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