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49,99
Incl. VAT 62,49
Total incl. delivery
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The fischer Power-Fast terrace screw A2 FPF-ST A2P is a screw for fixing terrace decking to timber substructures. The Power-Fast thread provides a quick bite and the additional shank ribs reduce drive-in resistance, which means that effort and also the battery are saved during work. The Power-Fast screw made of A2 stainless steel with partial thread, small countersunk head, and star recess can be used with a large number of terrace woods. These include Accoya, Bangkirai, Douglas, oak, IPE, Itauba, Kapur, larch, Massaranduba, and Robinia. For best results, we strongly recommend pre-drilling and pre-counterboring holes.
Advantages - The stainless steel terrace screw A2 offers a high degree of weather and tannic acid resistance. These properties increase the durability of the screw. - The special thread reaches into the screw tip and ensures a fast bite. This makes your work noticeably easier. - The locking thread in the underhead area ensures the separate fixing of the floor board. - The shank ribs reduce drive-in resistance and thereby enable power and battery conservation in your work. - The flat head geometry enables an exact and splinter-free surface finish, even with connections close to the edge.
Type
Screw
Material
Stainless steel
Suitable for materials
Wood
Thread type
Partial thread
Head shape
Countersunk head
Screw type
Torx
Pozidriv screw drive size
TX20
Length
40 mm
Thread length
2.2 cm
Thread diameter
5.5 mm
Head diameter
7 mm
Package type
Box
Quantity per pack
200 pc(s)
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EAN:
4048962126594
SKU:
FIS-660614
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