TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws - Yellow - 10 x 80mm - Box of 50

Name: TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws - Yellow - 10 x 80mm - Box of 50
Brand: TIMco
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The TIMco Hex Flange Advanced Coach Screws are designed for professional builders and demanding workshop environments needing heavy-duty fastening. Their key benefit is a significantly faster installation speed, up to three times quicker than traditional coach screws, thanks to an aggressive slash point tip and power tool compatibility. A potential consideration is their specific compatibility with certain driver bits and the need for nylon plugs when used in masonry.

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Colour	Yellow
Model Part Number	1080SCSY
Brand	TIMco

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FAQs

What is the main advantage of these screws over traditional coach screws?

The main advantage is their significantly faster installation speed, up to three times quicker, due to the aggressive slash point tip and power tool compatibility.

Can these screws be used in treated timber?

Yes, they are suitable for use in softwood and hardwood, including treated timber.

What size socket driver is needed for the hex flange head?

A 13mm hex socket driver is required for the hex flange head.

How do I use these screws in brick or concrete?

You need to pre-drill an appropriate sized hole for a nylon plug, insert the plug, and then drive the screw into the plug.

What is the corrosion resistance rating of these screws?

They have a Corrosion Rating of 2, suitable for occasionally damp/wet, rural and sheltered areas. They are zinc plated with yellow passivation.

Are these screws suitable for outdoor decking projects?

Yes, they are suitable for decking, fencing, and other outdoor applications due to their corrosion resistance and strong fastening capabilities, provided the environment is not constantly wet.

What does the '10 x 80mm' size refer to?

The '10' refers to the nominal thread diameter in millimeters (actual inner thread diameter is 6.25mm, and outer is 10.0mm), and '80' refers to the overall length of the screw in millimeters.

Troubleshooting

Screw not driving easily or splitting wood

Ensure you are using a pilot hole, especially in hardwoods or near edges. Verify the power tool is set to an appropriate speed and torque. Check that the slash point is clear of debris.

Stripped screw head during driving

Ensure the 13mm hex socket driver bit is fully engaged in the screw head and is in good condition. Reduce driving torque if the screw is fully seated.

Screw does not feel secure in masonry

Verify that the correct size nylon plug is used and fully inserted into the pre-drilled hole. Ensure the screw is threaded into the plug properly. The masonry may require a different type of anchor if issues persist.

Corrosion observed on the screws

These screws have a Corrosion Rating of 2, suitable for occasionally damp/wet, rural and sheltered areas. For more extreme environments, consider screws with higher corrosion resistance ratings. Store screws in a dry place.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Significantly faster installation speed (up to 3x) compared to traditional coach screws.
Reduced risk of material splitting due to the aggressive slash point tip.
Enhanced stability and torque transfer with the hex flange head.
Durable corrosion resistance due to zinc plating and yellow passivation.
Suitable for a wide range of materials, including masonry with plugs.
Designed for efficient use with power tools.

Cons

Requires a specific 13mm socket driver for the hex flange head.
The 80mm length may not be suitable for all applications; longer or shorter options might be needed.
Masonry applications require the additional purchase and use of nylon plugs.
While corrosion-resistant, they are not intended for extremely harsh or constantly wet environments.
Yellow passivation may not be aesthetically suitable for all finishing applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: To install these screws, select an appropriate power tool with a 13mm hex socket driver bit. For softwood, hardwood, and man-made boards, pilot holes may be beneficial but often not required due to the aggressive tip. For masonry installations (brick, concrete), pre-drill a hole suitable for a nylon plug, insert the plug, and then drive the screw. Ensure the driving tool is set to an appropriate torque to avoid over-driving.

Compatibility: These screws are compatible with standard power drills and impact drivers equipped with a 13mm hex socket bit. They are suitable for use with softwood, hardwood, man-made boards, and brick/concrete when used with nylon plugs. They replace traditional DIN 571 coach screws.

Care: Store screws in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the zinc plating and yellow passivation. Regularly inspect stored screws for any signs of damage or corrosion. Clean any debris from the screw head during installation to ensure optimal tool engagement.