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MDF-Tite® Screws 3.9 x 40mm

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008


Designed to meet the latest developments in MDF board. Tri-Lock threadform and shank incorporates the benefits of a single coarse thread with a twin thread start on the same screw. Spiral point breaks through the hard, dense surface, allowing the twin thread to engage. The twin thread is reduced to a single coarse thread, enabling high pull-out retention. Underhead ribs for self-countersinking, and Zinc and Yellow-passivated.

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MDF-Tite® Screws 3.9 x 30mm

Friday, April 4th, 2008


Designed to meet the latest developments in MDF board. Tri-Lock threadform and shank incorporates the benefits of a single coarse thread with a twin thread start on the same screw. Spiral point breaks through the hard, dense surface, allowing the twin thread to engage. The twin thread is reduced to a single coarse thread, enabling high pull-out retention. Underhead ribs for self-countersinking, and Zinc and Yellow-passivated.

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MDF-Tite® Screws 3.9 x 25mm

Thursday, March 20th, 2008


Designed to meet the latest developments in MDF board. Tri-Lock threadform and shank incorporates the benefits of a single coarse thread with a twin thread start on the same screw. Spiral point breaks through the hard, dense surface, allowing the twin thread to engage. The twin thread is reduced to a single coarse thread, enabling high pull-out retention. Underhead ribs for self-countersinking, and Zinc and Yellow-passivated.

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MDF-Tite® Screws 3.9 x 45mm

Thursday, March 13th, 2008


Designed to meet the latest developments in MDF board. Tri-Lock threadform and shank incorporates the benefits of a single coarse thread with a twin thread start on the same screw. Spiral point breaks through the hard, dense surface, allowing the twin thread to engage. The twin thread is reduced to a single coarse thread, enabling high pull-out retention. Underhead ribs for self-countersinking, and Zinc and Yellow-passivated.

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