Countersunk head T-30
JOKER’s flat countersunk head screws with 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm drill diameters and Torx drive are medium to heavy-duty frame concrete screws, widely used for window and door frame fixing with a flush finish. These screws are heavily utilized for securing pool fence spigots, timber battens, or any other fixture requiring a flush countersunk finish.
The screws are available in three coating options: zinc plated, silver Ruspert coating with 1000 hours of salt spray test, and Mechanical Galvanizing coating with up to 3000 hours of corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting protection in your projects.
Additionally, this product is ETA certified, with seismic resistance C1/C2 certification and fire resistance F120 rating, guaranteeing exceptional performance under extreme conditions, making it ideal for demanding applications.
- The 6 mm diameter concrete screw with an ETA 14/0374 assessment and ETA 21/0177 the redundant non-structural systems performance category for additional safety standards.
- The design of the concrete screw with hi-low triple thread offers maximum performance when mounting in window or door frame elements and small edge and spacing distance
- The Joker concrete screw 6mm drill diameter offers the possibility for use in prestressed hollow core slabs, it is an ideal for overhead installation, greatly simplifies the work.
- The ETA approval of concrete screw allows adjustment and easy to fully remove
- Different approved embedment depths allow the screws to be used in a wide range of applications, ensuring excellent flexibility.
- Fire resistance class F120
- Down pool fence spigots
- Timber battens
- Consoles/Base plates
- Rails
- Reinforcement of bridges
Building materials
- Concrete C20/25 to C50/60, cracked and non-cracked
- Prestressed hollow core concrete slabs, strength C30/37
- Stone
- Brick
- Masonry
- Solid
How to installation
- Drill a hole in the base material, the hole should be drilled deeper than the screw embedment depth according to our ETA installation instruction (pilot hole required)
- Clean out the hole of all debris.
- Insert the pointed end of the concrete screw through the fixture and into the hole in the base material.
- Drive the screw or use powered impact wrench slowly, allowing the threads to tap into the base material.