Best current price£11.66from The Range
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
The Range£11.66Visit shop Unifix Brass Woodscrews Slotted Round Head - 6G X 1/2" (3.5 X 12Mm) - 9Tqrndbws/051 - Box Of 200 - Grey
Visit shop11 offers from £11.66 - £32.58
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Unifix Brass Woodscrews Slotted Round Head are ideal for woodworking enthusiasts and professionals seeking reliable fasteners for joinery projects. These screws provide excellent grip and long-lasting durability due to their high-quality brass construction, which offers superior corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor use. Please note that as these feature a classic slotted head design, manual driving or careful use of a hand screwdriver is recommended to prevent cam-out compared to modern drive types.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 9Tqrndbws/066 |
| Brand | Unifix |
No, these are intended for wood joinery and finish work; use steel structural screws for load-bearing framing.
No, solid brass is a non-ferrous metal and is not magnetic.
It is highly recommended to pre-drill, especially in hardwoods, to prevent the screw head from stripping or the wood from splitting.
Brass is highly corrosion-resistant, making them a better choice than standard steel, though some tarnishing may occur over time.
The box contains 200 screws.
Ensure your screwdriver bit is the correct size for the slot and apply firm, consistent downward pressure.
You are applying too much torque; drill a larger pilot hole or ensure the hole is clear of debris.
Always pre-drill a pilot hole with a diameter slightly smaller than the screw shank.
To achieve the best results, select a screwdriver blade that matches the width and thickness of the screw slot. For care, avoid using these screws in high-load structural applications where steel screws are required, as brass has lower shear strength. When used outdoors, while the brass resists rust, consider a light application of wax to the threads before driving if the wood is damp. Keep the screws in their original box to prevent oxidation and ensure you have the correct size for the specific thickness of your material.
