Drywall Screws

Short Description:

Application:

·Drywall screws are specifically designed for fastening drywall or gypsum board. They typically have fine threads, a blunt head, and special thread design to penetrate the drywall easily and provide secure fastening.

·Drywall screws usually have a sharp point that allows them to penetrate the drywall without causing cracking. The threads are generally fine threads, sometimes referred to as “deep thread” or “drilling” threads. This design helps to firmly secure the screw in the drywall and prevent loosening.

Features

·Drywall screws are commonly made of carbon steel and undergo processes such as phosphating or galvanizing to enhance their corrosion resistance. This material and coating provide sufficient strength and protection to withstand the stresses and environmental factors during drywall installation.

·Drywall screws come in various specifications and sizes to accommodate different thicknesses and dimensions of drywall. Common specifications include diameter, length, and thread type.