Unifix General Purpose Chippy Woodscrews - 6.0 x 120/70mm - Grey

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The Unifix General Purpose Chippy Woodscrews (6.0 x 120/70mm) are essential hardware for both professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts looking for reliable, high-performance fasteners for heavy-duty woodworking projects. Featuring a durable bright zinc-plated finish and a specialized Pozi countersunk head, these screws offer superior grip and a flush finish, though they require pre-drilling in denser hardwoods to prevent wood splitting.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1261804 |
| Brand | Unifix |
They feature a bright zinc plating which offers good corrosion resistance, but they are generally intended for indoor or protected outdoor applications.
These screws require a standard Pozi-drive screwdriver bit compatible with the specific screw size; check the packaging for the exact PZ number.
No, these are specifically engineered for wood applications. Using them in masonry will result in poor grip and likely damage the screw.
While not always necessary for softwoods, pre-drilling is highly recommended for hardwoods to prevent the wood from splitting.
The zinc plating acts as a sacrificial barrier against oxidation, significantly extending the life of the screw compared to uncoated steel.
Ensure you are using the correct size Pozi bit and that it is not worn; verify that a pilot hole was used if the timber is particularly dense.
Always pre-drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the shank diameter when working near board edges or in hardwood.
Use a countersink bit to create a small bevel in the surface, allowing the head to sit perfectly flat.
To achieve the best results, use a high-quality Pozi drive bit that matches the screw head size exactly to prevent damaging the recess. While the bright zinc plating is rust-resistant, avoid using these screws in high-moisture, salty, or coastal environments, as the finish will eventually degrade. Store the screws in a dry container to maintain the integrity of the zinc coating. When installing into thick materials, check that your power drill has sufficient torque and utilize a low-speed setting for maximum control during the final seating of the screw head.