Fischer PowerFast FPF-ST Countersunk Head Screw 50mm (Pack of 200)

Product code: 657085

The Fischer PowerFast FPF-ST A2P made of A2 stainless steel is a screw with a partial thread and star recess. The countersunk head allows for surface flush installation in wood. The version with a partial thread enables the timber elements to be fastened together tightly. The screw is suitable for all fixings for which approval is relevant in coated wood, hardwood, softwood, and timber connections. These include, for example, all timber connections in external areas, pergolas, fences, façades, play equipment, as well as door and metal fittings.

• The unique PowerFast thread reaches into the screw tip and ensures a fast bite. This makes your work noticeably easier with all wood materials
• The shank ribs (for screws with partial thread from 50 mm in length and up) substantially reduce drive-in resistance and thus enable greater power and battery conservation in your work
• The optimised head geometry enables an exact and splinter-free surface finish without the screw twisting off, even with connections close to the edge
• The underhead milled ribbing ensures an attractive surface finish
• The high-performance easy-glide coating reduces friction and accelerates the screwing process
• The ETA approval guarantees the high safety and premium quality of fischer PowerFast screws in soft and hard woods

Applications: 

• Preferably wood-wood connections
• General wood joints
• Finger tightening elements
• Safety-relevant applications
• Plankings

Building materials: Glued-laminated timber, Cross-laminated timber, Laminated veneer plywood panels (e.g. Multiplex), Hard woods (pre-drilled), Chipboards and oriented strand boards (e.g. OSB panels), Plywood, Solid wood panels, Soft woods and many other wood materials

*Packaging on these products may be damaged or showing signs of wear and tear and may be reboxed but all products are in good working condition. These products are non-returnable and non-refundable and once they are gone they are gone.