Hardened roof truss screw (with countersunk head) WHWS ¸8 x 180 mm, T40 (5901466103838)

This professional hardened washer screw for roof trusses is used in carpentry. It is made of high-quality galvanized steel. The screw shank, partially finished with a thread with a wavy thread profile, and a special countersink cutter on the blade, prevents cracking. The head with a backing construction is terminated with a TORX socket.
This professional hardened conical screw for roof trusses is used in carpentry. It is made of high-quality galvanized steel. The screw shank, partially finished with a thread with a wavy thread profile, and a special countersink cutter on the blade, prevents cracking. The head with a backing construction is terminated with a TORX socket.
This hardened conical screw can be used in the assembly of roof trusses and wooden structures. The conical head allows the head surface to be flush with the fastened element.
The TORX 40 socket guarantees optimal torque transmission during assembly. The screw is available in lengths from 80 to 360 millimeters.
FEATURES:

• screw made of galvanized steel
• additional wax coating minimizes friction during installation
• sharp tip with a special countersink cutter makes it easier to start screwing and ensures quick penetration into the material, and prevents cracking and splitting of the wood
• hole widening cutter reduces the force required for screwing, which translates into time and energy savings (longer operation of the cordless screwdriver)
• ribs under the countersunk head ensure flushness with the surface of the fastened material
• TORX socket ensures optimal and precise torque transmission during installation

PRODUCT MATERIAL:
Screw made of steel, galvanized with zinc.
APPLICATION:
The screw is used for fastening roof trusses, assembling wooden and other elements.
Example of use:
Connecting load-bearing elements in frame structures, strengthening carpentry joints, and work carried out within the roof truss. Fastening finishing materials to wooden structures.