7.5 x 130mm Countersunk Concrete Screws, Torx (TX30), Zinc & Yellow - Box of 100, 00130TCON

130mm concrete screws

130mm concrete screws for a rapid and effective anchor within concrete, brick, stone, concrete block, and wood making them a versatile choice.

From a trusted brand, these Timco concrete screws offer enhanced durability and superior performance with a serrated V-thread design allowing optimum insertion into all types of masonry.

Designed with a flat countersunk head which includes five locking ribs helping to ensure a secure hold and a Torx drive recess (FREE Torx bit included) which reduces driver wear and camming out.

Combined with zinc plating and yellow passivated for increased corrosion resistance, sees these screws widely used and makes them ideally suited for fitting door and window frames.

130mm concrete screws specification:

• Size: 7.5 x 130mm
• Thread length: Fully threaded
• Head type: Countersunk with ribs
• Drive type: Torx (TX30) FREE Torx bit included
• Drill hole size: 6mm
• Material: Carbon steel
• Finish: Zinc & Yellow
• Quantity: Box of 100
  

Used by DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. Part of a range of Timco concrete screws from Fusion Fixings, all with competitive prices with many having bulk discounts.

See the growing range screws suited for concrete from Fusion Fixings. A comprehensive range to suit a large range of requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions - Countersunk Concrete Screws

What are concrete screws used for?

Concrete screws are designed for fixing materials directly into concrete, brick, and masonry without using wall plugs. These screws are self-tapping and cut their own thread into the base material, providing a strong and secure hold.

Do you need wall plugs with concrete screws?

No, concrete screws are designed to be used without wall plugs. They work by cutting into the concrete or masonry, creating their own thread inside the drilled hole. This makes them faster and often stronger than traditional plug-and-screw fixings.

Do I need to pre-drill for concrete screws?

Yes, you must pre-drill a hole before installing concrete screws. The correct sized hole must be drilled to the correct depth, and the dust should be cleared out before installation. Correct hole preparation is essential for achieving full load performance and secure fixing.

What is a countersunk concrete screw?

A countersunk concrete screw is a screw designed for use in concrete and masonry with a flat countersunk head designed to sit flush with the surface once installed.

What does ZYP (zinc yellow plated) mean?

ZYP stands for Zinc Yellow Passivated, a coating that provides basic corrosion resistance and gives the screw its gold/yellow appearance

Can concrete screws be used in brick as well as concrete?

Yes, these screws are suitable for various substrates including solid concrete, concrete blocks, solid brickwork, natural stone.

Can you remove and reuse concrete screws?

Concrete screws can usually be removed, which is a major advantage over traditional anchors, but it’s not advised. The initial installation results in the thread biting into the material so removing them could lead to the screw not being as effective during additional installations.

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