Spax Wirox T-STAR Washer Head Screw - 6.0 x 140mm - Silver - Pack of 100

Corrosion protected construction screws suitable for battens and squared timbers. Secure connectio...

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This guide is for anyone using SPAX Wirox T-STAR Washer Head Screws for construction projects. These screws offer a secure and durable fastening solution, ideal for battens and squared timbers. A key benefit is the excellent corrosion protection provided by the WIROX coating, ensuring longevity. Note that while pre-drilling is typically not required, it's always best to consider the specific wood type for optimal results.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number251010601405
BrandSPAX

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FAQs

What is the benefit of the T-STAR plus bit recess?

The T-STAR plus bit recess ensures an optimum bit position in the screw head, leading to firmer and faster driving without bit slips.

Do I need to pre-drill when using SPAX Wirox T-STAR Washer Head Screws?

Pre-drilling is typically not required, but it is recommended for dense hardwoods to prevent splitting.

What is the 4CUT point?

The 4CUT point allows for exact screw positioning, reduces wood splitting, and lowers the required screwing-in torque.

What is WIROX coating?

WIROX coating provides excellent corrosion protection for durability, making these screws suitable for outdoor use.

What materials are these screws best suited for?

These screws are best suited for construction with battens and squared timbers.

What size of screw should I use?

Choose the screw length based on the thickness of the materials you are joining. Ensure the screw penetrates the second piece of wood sufficiently for a secure hold.

Can I use a regular screwdriver with these screws?

No, you need a T-STAR plus bit that fits the screw head for proper driving.

Troubleshooting

Screw head stripping during driving.

Ensure the correct size and type of T-STAR plus bit is used. Reduce the driving speed and pressure. If the issue persists, pre-drill the hole.

Wood splitting during screw insertion.

Pre-drill a pilot hole, especially in hardwoods or when working near the edge of the wood. Reduce driving speed.

Screw not sinking flush with the surface.

Check that the bit is fully engaged in the screw head. Increase driving pressure. Ensure that the screw head is not obstructed.

Corrosion on the screw after installation.

Verify that the screw is the correct type (WIROX coated) for exterior applications. If corrosion is significant, consider replacing the screws.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior corrosion resistance with the WIROX coating.
  • The T-STAR plus bit recess prevents bit slippage for efficient driving.
  • 4CUT point reduces wood splitting and lowers driving torque.
  • Partial thread design enhances the holding strength of the screw.
  • Washer head provides a larger bearing surface for increased stability.
  • Suitable for a wide range of construction applications.

Cons

  • May require pre-drilling in certain dense wood types.
  • Specific sizes may be required for optimal performance based on material thickness.
  • The screw's effectiveness depends on correct installation techniques.
  • Limited availability of certain sizes.
  • Proper bit selection is crucial for optimal performance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Select the correct screw size: Choose the appropriate length and diameter based on the thickness of the materials being joined. Ensure the screw is long enough to provide adequate penetration into the second piece of wood.
  2. Choose the right bit: Use a T-STAR plus bit of the correct size for the screw head. This ensures a secure fit and prevents slippage.
  3. Position the screw: Align the screw with the materials to be joined.
  4. Drive the screw: Use a power drill or impact driver to drive the screw into the wood. Apply consistent pressure and avoid over-tightening.

Compatibility

  • Materials: Compatible with various wood types including softwoods and hardwoods. However, pre-drilling is recommended for hardwoods.
  • Tools: Works with standard power drills and impact drivers.

Care

  • Storage: Store screws in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
  • Handling: Avoid dropping or mishandling the screws, as this could damage the coating or the screw itself.

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