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Countersunk timber screw, zinc-plated, TX20, 4.0×30 mm – partially threaded – pack of 1000

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Countersunk timber screw, zinc-plated, low-carbon steel. Torx TX20 drive, dimensions 4.0 x 30 mm, partially threaded. For timber joints. Pack of 1000.

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Shipping time: 10 Business days

Product features

[PIM] Wkręty #80

  • Material Steel
  • Diameter 4
  • Length [mm] 30
  • Thread partial thread
  • Drive TX20
  • Coating Zinc plated
  • Quantity per pack [pcs] 1000
  • Head type countersunk

Description

Countersunk timber screw, zinc-plated, TX20, 4.0×30 mm – partially threaded – pack of 1000

Countersunk timber screws with Torx drives in cardboard packaging, with a single screw and a view of the TX drive alongside
Countersunk timber screws with Torx drives in cardboard packaging, with a single screw and a view of the TX drive alongside

The Countersunk timber screw is a fastener for timber joints, designed for installation companies and contractors who need consistent fastening in larger quantities. One shop item corresponds to a full bulk pack, making it easier to supply teams working on multiple sites.

The countersunk head sits flush with the timber surface, giving the joint a neat appearance and preventing protruding parts from interfering with further finishing work. The Torx drive guides the bit securely during installation and allows torque to be transferred without the tool slipping, reducing the risk of damage to the drive recess.

Low-carbon steel with a zinc coating provides basic corrosion protection under typical conditions of use. Zinc-plated timber screws are commonly chosen for carpentry and timber construction work where a strong, neat fastening is required.

Three timber screws arranged diagonally, showing the countersunk head, milled section and partial thread
Three timber screws arranged diagonally, showing the countersunk head, milled section and partial thread

Application and selection

Timber screws, also known as structural screws, are used to join wooden components in structures and installations. The partial thread allows the smooth section of the shank to pass freely through the component being clamped, while the thread engages in the supporting component, pulling the joined parts together.

When selecting screws for a particular joint, consider the thickness of the components being joined and the thread length so that the threaded section anchors in the supporting component. The technical drawings and tables included in the description make it easier to compare sizes across the other diameters in this range.

Close-up of the countersunk head with Torx drive and the milled section of a timber screw shank
Close-up of the countersunk head with Torx drive and the milled section of a timber screw shank

Benefits in everyday work

  • The head sits flush with the timber surface for a neat finish
  • The Torx drive reduces bit slippage during installation
  • The partial thread allows the joined components to be pulled together
  • The zinc coating protects the steel against corrosion under typical conditions
  • The bulk pack is suitable for larger projects
Side view of a timber screw showing the countersunk head, smooth shank and start of the thread
Side view of a timber screw showing the countersunk head, smooth shank and start of the thread
Tip of a timber screw with a notch and a clearly visible thread
Tip of a timber screw with a notch and a clearly visible thread
A loose pile of zinc-plated countersunk timber screws
A loose pile of zinc-plated countersunk timber screws
Technical drawing of a screw with dimension labels and a dimension table for diameters from 3.0 to 10.0 mm
Technical drawing of a screw with dimension labels and a dimension table for diameters from 3.0 to 10.0 mm

The technical drawing with dimension labels shows the screw's construction: a countersunk head with Torx drive, a smooth section, a thread and a tip. The accompanying table lists dimensions for the different diameters in the range, helping you select the right size for the joint.

Technical drawing of a screw with tolerances and a table of screw lengths and thread lengths for each diameter
Technical drawing of a screw with tolerances and a table of screw lengths and thread lengths for each diameter

The second table lists the available screw lengths and corresponding thread lengths for each diameter, together with dimensional tolerances. This makes it easier to compare variants when planning an order for different joints.

Dimensions

Diameter × length4.0×30 mm
Head diameter7.5–8.0 mm
Thread length15 mm

Material and finish

Materiallow-carbon steel
Coatingelectroplated zinc
Head typecountersunk

Installation

DriveTorx TX20

Physical properties

Pack weight (1000 pieces)1.618 kg
Weight per piece1.62 g

Pack contents

Quantity per pack1000 pieces

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