SELF DRILLING SCREWS BUGLE PHILLPS HEAD ZINC

Key Features and Applications:
Self-drilling point: These screws have a drill-like tip that eliminates the need for pre-drilling pilot holes, increasing installation efficiency.
Bugle head: The unique curved shape of the head is designed to create a dimple in the surface (like drywall) so that the screw sits flush, without tearing the paper face or damaging the surrounding material.
Phillips drive: This is a common drive type that provides good torque capabilities and ease of use with standard Phillips bits.
Zinc plating: The zinc coating provides a protective barrier against moisture and oxygen, making the screws resistant to corrosion. However, this resistance is best suited for internal, dry applications; in prolonged outdoor or harsh, wet conditions, they will eventually rust.

Typical applications:
Attaching plasterboard/drywall to metal studs and frames.
Fixing timber, plywood, and OSB panels to steel studs.
General building and renovation projects in non-corrosive environments.