Timco Coach Screws Hex Head - 6.0 x 80mm - Silver - Pack of 10

The Timco Coach Screw is a traditional heavy duty woodscrew designed for robust timber-to-timber a...

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The Timco Coach Screws (6.0 x 80mm) are engineered for heavy-duty timber-to-timber fastening, making them an essential hardware solution for DIYers and contractors alike. These zinc-plated fasteners offer superior durability and are ideal for securing ironmongery or masonry connections when used with appropriate wall plugs. While they provide excellent holding power, users should note that pre-drilling is often necessary when working with dense hardwoods to prevent timber splitting.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number0680CSCP
BrandTIMCO

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FAQs

Do I need to pre-drill into wood?

While softwoods may not require it, it is highly recommended to pre-drill when working with hardwoods to prevent splitting.

Can these be used outdoors?

They feature a zinc finish which provides some corrosion resistance, but for coastal or highly exposed areas, stainless steel alternatives might be preferable.

What size spanner do I need?

The hex head size typically matches standard metric socket sets; verify the size of the bolt head before starting.

Can I use these in concrete?

Yes, but they must be used in conjunction with a compatible nylon plug to create a secure anchor point.

What is the thread length?

The thread covers approximately two-thirds of the total 80mm length of the screw.

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to drive into wood

The timber is likely too dense. Remove the screw and drill a pilot hole approximately 75% of the screw diameter.

Head stripping during installation

Ensure the socket tool is the correct size and fully seated on the hex head before applying force.

Screw spinning in masonry

The hole might be too wide for the plug or the plug is not expanding correctly; consider using a high-grip expansion wall plug.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High torque capacity with hex head
  • Durable zinc coating for corrosion resistance
  • Versatile use in both wood and masonry
  • Strong hold for heavy-duty applications

Cons

  • Requires a spanner or socket set for installation
  • May split brittle hardwoods without a pilot hole
  • Limited to 10 screws per pack

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the best performance, pair these screws with appropriate washers if attaching soft materials to prevent the hex head from sinking into the timber. When used with masonry, always check that the nylon plug is rated for the diameter of the screw. While the zinc plating offers good protection, these screws are best kept in a dry environment to maximize longevity. Periodically check the tightness of the screws in high-vibration applications, such as gate hinges, as natural timber movement can occur over time.

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