Coach Screws Hexagon Head DIN 571 - M10 x 100 - White

The Unifix Coach Screws Hexagon Head DIN 571 are designed for secure fastening in wood and metal a...

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The Unifix Coach Screws Hexagon Head DIN 571 are heavy-duty fasteners ideal for professional builders and DIY enthusiasts working on timber structures, decking, and fencing. These screws provide a reliable, high-grip hold for demanding construction projects, though they require a pilot hole to prevent timber splitting. Featuring a durable zinc-plated finish, they offer versatile performance in both indoor and outdoor environments.

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ColourWhite
Model Part NumberHxc10 100 000
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

Do I need to drill a pilot hole?

Yes, pre-drilling a pilot hole is essential to prevent timber from splitting, especially when working near edges.

Can these screws be used outdoors?

Yes, the zinc-plated finish provides good corrosion resistance for outdoor projects like decking and fencing.

What tool should I use to tighten these?

A spanner or a socket wrench is recommended for the hexagon head design.

Are these suitable for metal-to-timber applications?

Yes, they are designed to provide a secure grip for both wood and metal-to-timber connections.

What does DIN 571 mean?

DIN 571 is a specific German industrial standard that defines the dimensions and requirements for hexagon head wood screws.

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to drive into wood

Ensure a pilot hole has been drilled; use a larger diameter pilot hole for hardwoods.

Screw head is stripping during installation

Verify that your socket tool size matches the hexagon head perfectly and ensure the tool is seated fully.

Timber is splitting near the screw

The pilot hole is too small or the screw is placed too close to the edge of the board.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High torque capacity with hexagon head
  • Excellent durability due to zinc-plated finish
  • Reliable structural holding power
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor environments

Cons

  • Requires pre-drilling a pilot hole
  • May require heavy-duty tools for installation
  • Not intended for thin or delicate materials

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the best results, always drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the thread diameter of the screw to prevent the wood from splitting upon entry. If using these screws outdoors, it is recommended to periodically check for signs of hardware loosening due to the natural expansion and contraction of timber. While the zinc-plated finish is corrosion-resistant, avoid using these in highly acidic or marine-adjacent environments without additional protective treatments. Store in a dry location to prevent premature oxidation of the threads.

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