Product
Brass countersunk slotted wood screw DIN 97, Ø3x40mm, supplied in a box of 200 pieces. Designed for joining wooden components with discrete, flush-fitting heads ideal for carpentry, cabinetmaking, and interior woodwork.
Specifications
- Manufactured from high-quality brass for corrosion resistance and decorative finish
- Conforms to DIN 97 standards for slotted, countersunk head wood screws
- Features a head diameter and shape engineered for flush surface installation
Usage
Insert the screw’s slotted head into pre-drilled or pilot holes in wood using a flat-blade screwdriver. The countersunk head allows the screw to sit flush with or slightly below the wood’s surface, ensuring a smooth finish for visible or structural wood joints.
FAQ
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What is the primary application for DIN 97 brass wood screws?
These screws are used for fastening wood parts where a decorative and corrosion-resistant finish is important, such as furniture and cabinetry.
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What tool is required for installation?
A standard flat-blade screwdriver is sufficient for driving the slotted head into wood.
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Are pilot holes necessary before inserting these screws?
Yes, drilling pilot holes is recommended to prevent wood splitting and ensure precise installation.
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Can these screws be used outdoors?
Brass provides good corrosion resistance but is recommended mainly for indoor or sheltered applications.
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Do these screws provide a flush finish?
The countersunk head is designed to sit flush with the wood surface, making them suitable for visible joints.
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