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Laminator Drywall Screws

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Pro-Twist Laminator Drywall Screws are a high gauge screw designed to connect two pieces of drywall. Ideal for creating firewalls in multi-family housing or where code requires a higher fire rating. Larger gauge and coarse threads grip drywall tightly and the #2 Reduced Phillips Drive type prevents damage during installation. Phosphate coating provides a rough surface that grips mud and paint and provides a small amount of corrosion resistance. Not for use where surface rust is unacceptable.

Application
Drywall to Drywall Screws
Head Type
Bugle Head
Thread Type
Coarse Thread
Point Type
Sharp Point

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Part numbers

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	Part #
	LS10112

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Application: Drywall to Drywall Screws
Gauge: #10
Length: 1-1/2 in.
Head Type: Bugle Head
Drive Type: #2 Reduced Phillips
Point Type: Sharp Point
Thread Type: Coarse Thread
Self-Drilling: No
Finish or Coating: Phosphate Coated
Base Material: High Carbon Steel
Hand Drive: Yes
Collated: No
Piece Count: 5000
Packaging: Carton

Details

Phosphate coated heavy gauge screws for connection two pieces of drywall

Made from high carbon steel for strength and durability

For use in creating firewalls where code requires

Bugle head for easy countersinking and strong hold

#2 Reduced Phillips Drive prevents over driving

Coarse threads grip drywall and provide strong compressive hold

Phosphate coating for fast driving and some corrosion resistance

Sharp point drills through drywall quickly

Documents

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