Timco Collated Drywall Coarse Thread Bugle Head Black Screws - 3.5 X 35

Used to secure plasterboard to timber stud work. The collated strips are specifically designed to ...

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Product Information

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These Timco Collated Drywall Screws are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking to efficiently secure plasterboard to timber stud work. Their key benefit is the collated strip design, ensuring rapid installation with compatible power tools. A caveat to consider is their corrosion rating, which is suitable only for clean, dry, and low-humidity environments. This guide covers their features, applications, and essential care.

All features

ColourBlack
Model Part Number00035CDRYTUB
BrandTimco

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FAQs

What type of material are these screws made from?

These screws are made from durable carbon steel.

Are these screws suitable for outdoor use?

No, these screws have a Corrosion Rating of 1, meaning they are only suitable for clean, dry, and low-humidity environments. They are not designed for outdoor or wet conditions.

What driver bit size is required?

A PH2 driver bit is required for these Phillips recess screws.

Can I use these screws with metal stud work?

These screws are designed for timber stud work. They are not recommended for use with metal studs, as the coarse thread may not grip effectively.

What is the advantage of the bugle head?

The bugle head is designed to countersink itself into the plasterboard without tearing the paper surface, creating a smooth finish ready for plastering or decorating.

How many screws are on each strip?

There are 50 screws per strip.

What are the dimensions of these screws?

The dimensions are 3.5mm in diameter and 35mm in length.

Troubleshooting

Screw not driving flush

Adjust the depth setting on your collated screw gun. Ensure the correct PH2 driver bit is being used and is not worn.

Screw head tears plasterboard paper

Reduce the driving depth on your screw gun. The bugle head should countersink without breaking the surface paper.

Poor holding power in stud

Verify you are screwing into timber studs, not hitting voids. Ensure the timber is dry and not excessively soft. For very soft timber, consider slightly longer screws if available and appropriate for the board thickness.

Screws rusting in storage

Store screws in their original packaging in a consistently dry environment. Avoid humid conditions, garages, or sheds where moisture levels fluctuate.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Facilitates rapid installation with collated strip compatibility.
  • Bugle head provides a clean, flush finish ideal for plasterboard.
  • Coarse thread ensures excellent holding power in timber.
  • Sharp point allows for easy penetration and starting.
  • Durable construction from carbon steel.

Cons

  • Limited corrosion resistance (Corrosion Rating 1) restricts use to dry environments.
  • Primarily designed for timber stud work, not ideal for metal framing.
  • Requires a compatible collated screw gun for full efficiency.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These screws are designed for use with automatic collated screw guns. Ensure your screw gun is set up correctly for the screw length (35mm) and type (PH2 driver bit). Load the collated strip into the screw gun's magazine.

Compatibility: These screws are compatible with all leading power tool brands that accept collated drywall screws of this size and type. They are specifically designed for securing plasterboard to timber stud work. They are not recommended for metal studs or masonry.

Care: Store screws in a cool, dry place away from moisture to prevent premature corrosion, adhering to their Corrosion Rating 1 specification. Clean any dust or debris from the screws before use if stored for extended periods.

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