Truss Head 8-15 Phillips Self-Drilling Screw / Zinc Plated (JUG)
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For over 50 years, UCAN has specialized in producing and distributing concrete anchors and other fastening products. UCAN strives to provide the most practical and cost effective solutions to meet the needs of engineers, contractors, and tradesmen.
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The UCAN U-DRILLS® Self-Drilling Screw is made to the highest quality standards. UCAN Fastening Products are strictly quality-controlled to assure consistent performance.
For over 50 years, UCAN has specialized in producing and distributing concrete anchors and other fastening products. UCAN strives to provide the most practical and cost effective solutions to meet the needs of engineers, contractors, and tradesmen.
This screw is ideal for light to medium applications.
The screw is made to the highest industry quality standards for outstanding performance.
All screws are available painted or protective coated to order.
- Truss Head: The truss head has a low-profile semi-elliptical top with flat bearing surface.
- Metal Screw: A metal (or sheet metal) screw is often notched a the tip to aid in chip removal during thread cutting. It's also built with sharp threads to be able to cut into materials such as sheet metal, plastic, or wood.
| Vendor Part #: | SPW8916K |
| Screw Drive Type: | Phillips |
| Head Type: | Truss (Mushroom) |
| Material: | Metal |
| Plating: | Zinc |
- √Concrete
- √For a Light Duty Anchor
- √For a Medium Duty Anchor
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