Product information "SPAX plasterboard screw GIX-C - fully threaded, pointed milling head, cross-recess, needle point"
Three types of thread are available for the plasterboard screws:
The GIX A with fine thread is ideally suited for screwing into metal studwork.
The GIX B with coarse thread is what you need for a timber studwork.The GIX C is your partner when working with gypsum fibreboards.
The GIX D, with its self‑drilling point, stands for secure screwing into thicker metal studs up to 2 mm material thickness.
What this means for you: For every material combination in drylining you are perfectly equipped with our GIX plasterboard screws.
Spax plasterboard screw GIX‑C - Features
The cross‑recess torque drive offers the advantage, compared with a simple slotted torque drive, that the screwdriver can no longer slip to the side and thus damage the workpiece. We integrate the cross‑recess H torque drive in our window screws (FEX) or plasterboard screws (GIX), as the required driving torque here is not so high.
The countersunk head (or flat countersunk head) mills a recess into the wood with its polygonal underside (“pockets”) and can therefore be countersunk without additional countersinking of the screw hole. The countersunk head sits flush with the surface.
Unlike partial thread, the full thread extends over the entire length of the screw. The more threads a screw has, the greater the tensile and compressive forces that can be transferred from the screw to the wood. Our fully threaded screws are used above all for high‑load wood joints.
Our needle point is characterised by a steeper and longer formation of the screw tip. This enables a non‑slip and pinpoint placement of the screw, especially on smooth substrates. In addition, it ensures a quick initial bite in metal and plastic profiles.
Phosphating means applying a phosphate layer to steel components such as screws. Our phosphated GIX screws for plasterboard offer two advantages: firstly, they do not draw moisture like zinc‑plated screws – that is, they do not show through on the wall surface. Secondly, the phosphated screw heads provide perfect adhesion for the jointing compound.
| Material: | Steel |
|---|---|
| Klingengröße: | H2 |
| Kopf-Ø in mm: | 6.8 mm |
| Surface: | Black phosphated |
| Gewindeform: | Vollgewinde |
| Kopfform: | Senkkopf |
| Screw diameter: | 3.9 mm |
| Drive: | Phillips head H |
| Spitze: | Nadelspitze |
| Gewindelänge in mm: | 39 mm |
| Inhalt / Paket: | 500 Stück |
| Einsatz: Zur Befestigung von Gipsfaserplatten auf Metall- oder Holzkonstruktion: | Einsatz: Zur Befestigung von Gipsfaserplatten auf Metall- oder Holzkonstruktion, Für die Verschraubung von Trockenestrich-Elementen |
| Kopfunterseite: | Kleiner 60° Fräskopf |
| Schraubenlänge in mm: | 45 mm |
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