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Chipboard screw, countersunk head, TORX drive, 4.0 x 40 mm, partial thread, zinc-plated steel, white

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The chipboard screw joins chipboard, wood-based panels and solid timber with a countersunk head. The underlying rating is a length of 40 mm. 4.0 x 40 mm in partial thread, material zinc-plated steel, white.

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€0.79
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Item FL-246833
Manufacturer no. SPAN 4X40 TX
Minimum order quantity: 10 pieces. This item is supplied in multiples of 10.
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Description

Once installed, the chipboard screw joins chipboard, wood-based panels and solid timber with a countersunk head. The data also state the drive size TX20 (ISZ 20). The stated figure is a length of 40 mm. In addition the data give a partial thread.

Benefits

  • Thread diameter 4.0 mm at a length of 40 mm.
  • TORX drive TX20 (ISZ 20) transfers the torque without the bit slipping out.
  • Supplied as partial thread over 40 mm of screw length.
  • Countersunk head sits flush at a thread diameter of 4.0 mm.
  • Material zinc-plated steel, white as per the data sheet.

Applications

In interior work the 40 mm long screw engages the substrate as partial thread.

Technical data

Materialzinc-plated steel, white
Thread diameter D [mm]4.0
Length L [mm]40
Thread versionpartial thread
TORX sizeTX20 (ISZ 20)
Weight0.002 kg
ManufacturerFischer
Hersteller-NrSPAN 4X40 TX
EAN4050571036034
Zolltarifnummer73181499
GPSR HerstellerdatenA1-ESD equipment GmbH. Keldersstr. 15, DE-42697 Solingen, www.esd.equipment
ArtikelzustandNew
Artikel-AuthentizitätOriginal product

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