Pan Head Machine Screws
Cat:Machine Screws
Pan head machine screws are well designed and have superior performance, suitable for a variety of industrial scenarios. This product complies with ma...
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Specification: M5.0-3.0*80
Material: SUS410
Surface Treatment: Waxing
The CSK Six Lobe With Step Type 17 Drywall Screw is a specialized fastener designed for drywall and gypsum board installation requiring flush surface finish with enhanced drive engagement and improved seating. The countersunk head configuration allows the screw to sit level with or below the workpiece surface when used with a corresponding countersink, providing a smooth appearance and eliminating protrusions for finishing. The six-lobe drive enables positive torque transmission with reduced cam-out risk during installation, providing reliable engagement with standard six-lobe tools. The step feature beneath the head provides enhanced seating and alignment in countersunk holes. The Type 17 thread features a specialized buttress profile that reduces driving torque while maintaining pull-out resistance in drywall substrates. Manufactured from SUS410 stainless steel with waxing surface treatment, this screw provides hardness for metal fastening with enhanced lubrication for smooth installation. The M5.0-3.0 thread specification with 80mm length offers extended engagement for multi-layer drywall systems and thick substrate applications.
This CSK six-lobe with step Type 17 drywall screw is deployed in drywall and gypsum board installation applications requiring flush surface finish with enhanced drive engagement and extended length. Applications include multi-layer drywall systems where extended length is required, thick substrate applications, ceiling systems, partition walls, soundproof drywall installations, fire-rated drywall systems, commercial construction, and high-strength drywall applications where the countersunk head provides flush mounting, the Type 17 thread offers efficient engagement, and the extended length accommodates thick assemblies.
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