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MDF Screw Torx Inox with Diameter M3.5 and Length 25mm WS9130
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MDF Screw Torx Inox with Diameter M3.5 and Length 25mm WS9130Code: 36589813

MDF Screw Torx head with a diameter of 3.5mm and a length of 25mm. It is ideal for connecting particle board panels, for example in roofs, balconies, and other supporting structures. It can also be used in drywall, tool connections, and finishing strips. It is ideal for use in outdoor environments or in humid conditions, as it is made of stainless steel.

  • Diameter: 3.5mm
  • Length: 25mm
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Description

MDF Screw Torx head with a diameter of 3.5mm and a length of 25mm. It is ideal for connecting particle board panels, for example in roofs, balconies, and other supporting structures. It can also be used in drywall, tool connections, and finishing strips. It is ideal for use in outdoor environments or in humid conditions, as it is made of stainless steel.

  • Diameter: 3.5mm
  • Length: 25mm

Specifications

Specifications

Type
MDF Screw
Material
Inox
Head
Torx
Self-Piercing
No
Pieces
1 pcs
Hardcase Set
No

Dimensions

Length
25 mm
Diameter
3.5 mm

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    Good construction and extremely convenient the Torx head. It doesn't come off the screwdriver at all.
    Be careful if you use a very powerful screwdriver, especially an impact one. If the wood is soft, it will simply "bury" the screw into the wood, but if it is hard, it will cut the screw after a few strikes when its head enters the wood. It won't "jump" the screwdriver into the head like with Phillips when there is a lot of resistance.

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