Coach Screws Hexagon Head DIN 571 - M12 x 150 - Box of 60 - Silver

Unifix Coach Screws Hexagon Head DIN 571 are designed for secure fastening in wood applications. T...

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The Unifix Coach Screws (M12 x 150mm) are robust, heavy-duty fasteners designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts working on structural timber projects. These hexagon head screws offer exceptional holding power and reliability in wood-to-wood applications, though their large size requires a pre-drilled pilot hole to prevent timber splitting. Featuring a bright zinc plated finish, this box of 60 ensures long-lasting corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor construction tasks.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number1426816
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

Can these screws be used outdoors?

Yes, the bright zinc plated finish offers protection against corrosion, though they are best suited for sheltered outdoor applications.

Do I need to drill a pilot hole?

Yes, due to the large M12 diameter, it is highly recommended to pre-drill a pilot hole to prevent the timber from splitting.

What tool do I need to install these?

You should use a socket wrench or a ratchet spanner that matches the hexagon head size for these M12 screws.

How many screws are included in the box?

This specific package contains 60 individual M12 x 150mm coach screws.

Are these suitable for steel-to-wood applications?

These are primarily designed for wood-to-wood structural fastening; for metal surfaces, you should use fasteners designed specifically for steel tapping.

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to drive into wood

Ensure a pilot hole has been drilled. Use a slightly larger drill bit if the wood is particularly dense.

Head stripping during installation

Check that your socket tool is the correct size and fully seated on the hexagon head before applying torque.

Timber is splitting during insertion

Drill a larger pilot hole or ensure you are not installing too close to the edge of the timber beam.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-torque hexagon head for secure tightening
  • Corrosion-resistant zinc finish
  • Large pack size of 60 units for substantial projects
  • High shear strength suitable for structural use

Cons

  • Requires pre-drilling pilot holes in most wood types
  • Heavy-duty profile may be overkill for light joinery
  • External hex head requires specific socket tools

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For installation, ensure you have a compatible socket set or a ratchet spanner set to the appropriate size for the M12 hexagon head. Always verify the thickness of the timber being joined to ensure the 150mm length provides sufficient penetration without causing damage to the other side. While the bright zinc plating offers decent resistance, these screws are best used in sheltered or interior environments; for highly acidic or maritime conditions, consider stainless steel alternatives. Store the screws in a dry environment to maintain the finish and prevent premature oxidation of the zinc coating.

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