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product information BUGLE BATTEN SCREWS FOR TIMBER- Bugle Head Batten Screws for fastening into timber,
- Type 17 screws for Timber,
- Hex Allen Key Drive,
- Class 4 (C4) Finish,
- Class 3 (C3) Finish,
- Bugle Head Style,
- Used for fixing roof battens to timber rafters or fastening heavy timbers needing a flush smooth finish,
- Screws used for fencing furniture, pergolas, decking, sheep yards,
How to Use - Select a Type 17 screw with correct head style for the job,
- Choose a Type 17 screw that is long enough to provide at least 25mm engagement of thread embedment into the timber being fastened to,
- Choose the correct driver of the Type 17 screw being used,
| Countersunk Rib Head | No. 2 Cross Recess | | Wafer Head | No. 2 Cross Recess | | Pan Head | No. 2 Cross Recess | | Countersunk Head | No.2 Cross Recess | | Bugle Batten | 5mm Internal Hex Drive | | Hex 8g | 1/4 hex socket | | Hex 10g & 12g | 5/16 hex socket | | Hex 14g | 3/8 hex socket | | Tamper Resistant | Special Driver |
- Fit driver to a power screw driver set to low approximately 1000rpm,
- Put Type 17 screw onto driver and place at fastening position,
- Push sharply on screw driver to create a starting point,
- Squeeze screw driver trigger and maintain firm end pressure until Type 17 screw has drilled and fastened,
- Do not over tighten as screw threads can strip from timber.
- Type 17 screws for timber may also be had driven using a hand brace.
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