Masonry Screw - 7.5mm x 80mm - Box of 100

These high-quality masonry screws are designed for secure and reliable fastening into brick, stone...

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The PBSL Group 7.5mm x 80mm masonry screws are ideal for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable fastening solution for brick, stone, and concrete surfaces. These screws deliver exceptional holding power and facilitate efficient installation, though they require a pre-drilled pilot hole to prevent surface cracking or fastener breakage.

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Model Part NumberMS7580
BrandPBSL Group

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FAQs

Can I use these screws in wood?

These are specialized masonry screws designed for concrete, brick, and stone; they are not recommended for general woodworking.

Do I need a hammer drill to make the pilot hole?

Yes, for concrete and hard stone, a hammer drill is recommended to ensure a clean and accurate pilot hole.

What size drill bit should I use?

Typically, a 6mm masonry drill bit is appropriate for a 7.5mm screw, but always check the specific technical requirements for your masonry type.

Are these screws rust-proof?

They are designed for masonry construction, but for prolonged exposure to the elements, additional weatherproofing or sealant is advised.

How many screws come in a pack?

Each box contains 100 individual screws.

Troubleshooting

Screw snaps during installation

Ensure the pilot hole is deep and wide enough; do not force the screw if resistance is extreme.

Screw will not tighten or spin freely

The pilot hole may be too wide; move to a fresh location or use a larger diameter anchor if available.

Masonry cracks while driving

Ensure the pilot hole is clean of dust and verify that you are not fastening too close to the edge of the masonry.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent grip strength in hard materials
  • Versatile application for brick, stone, and concrete
  • Generous pack size for project efficiency
  • Reliable performance for professional builds

Cons

  • Requires specific masonry drill bit for pilot holes
  • Not suitable for soft materials like standard wood or drywall
  • Requires careful torque management to avoid snapping

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install these screws, first identify your surface material and select a high-quality 6mm masonry drill bit (or the size specified by your technical requirements) to create a pilot hole. Ensure the hole is cleared of all dust and debris using a brush or compressed air before inserting the screw. When driving the screw, use a compatible drive bit to prevent slippage. To maintain long-term integrity, keep the screws in a dry, cool environment to prevent moisture-induced surface oxidation. If using these in external or exposed environments, consider applying a silicone sealant around the head to further inhibit water ingress.

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