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Chipboard screw, countersunk head, TORX drive, 3.5 x 16 mm, full thread, stainless steel A2

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In service the chipboard screw joins chipboard, wood-based panels and solid timber with a countersunk head. The decisive figure is a length of 16 mm. Material stainless steel A2, size 3.5 x 16 mm, full thread.

Net
€0.69
excl. VAT
Item FL-248269
Manufacturer no. SPAN 3,5X16 TX ES
Minimum order quantity: 10 pieces. This item is supplied in multiples of 10.
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Description

This chipboard screw joins chipboard, wood-based panels and solid timber with a countersunk head. The data state a length of 16 mm. The stated figures are thread diameter 3.5 mm and 16 mm length. This version is supplied with a full thread.

Benefits

  • Thread diameter 3.5 mm at a length of 16 mm.
  • TORX drive TX15 (ISZ 15) transfers the torque without the bit slipping out.
  • Supplied as full thread over 16 mm of screw length.
  • Countersunk head sits flush at a thread diameter of 3.5 mm.
  • Material stainless steel A2 as per the data sheet.

Applications

On site the screw is driven by machine through its TX15 (ISZ 15) TORX drive.

Technical data

Materialstainless steel A2
Thread diameter D [mm]3.5
Length L [mm]16
Thread versionfull thread
TORX sizeTX15 (ISZ 15)
Weight0.000900
ManufacturerFischer
Hersteller-NrSPAN 3,5X16 TX ES
EAN4050571036454
Zolltarifnummer73181410
GPSR HerstellerdatenA1-ESD equipment GmbH. Keldersstr. 15, DE-42697 Solingen, www.esd.equipment
ArtikelzustandNew
Artikel-AuthentizitätOriginal product
MaterialEdelstahl A2

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