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SPAX - #8 x 1-1/2" Clear Zinc Pan Head Screws

0814-PZX

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Item No: 0814-PZX
Class: PZX
Size: #8
Length: 1-1/2"
Bit Size: #2
Bit Recess: Combo
Thread Type: SPAX Full
Plating: Clear Zinc
 
 

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Need bits to go with this fastener?

Need to order multiple sizes or lengths of this fastener?

  • Patented serration thread
  • MULTIhead - countersinks flush with most materials
  • Patented 4CUT ™ cut eliminates pre-drilliung and splitting because of an unique square end
  • Made in USA or Germany
SPAX combines a fully-threaded shank (for most versions) with a patented serration pattern, a patented head style called the MULTIhead, which countersinks the head flush with most materials, and a patented point called the 4CUT ™ which eliminates pre-drilling and splitting because of its square end which divides wood fibers.

That combination of the 4CUT ™ point and serrated thread is effective enough to eliminate pre-drilling unless you’re driving into either masonry or sheet metal better than 24 gauge. SPAX ® have the German building code approval.
View 'SPAX - #8 x 1-1/2" Clear Zinc Pan Head Screws' in our 2012 Master Catalog, page 17

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11/16/2010
 
4.0

Drives easily

By Rob

from PA

About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer

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Pros

  • Drives easily
  • Durable
  • Easy To Use
  • No predrilling needed

Cons

  • Doesn't stay in bit

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    Comments about SPAX - #8 x 1-1/2'' Clear Zinc Pan Head Screws:

    I used this to attach brackets to joists. They installed very easily. The combo head doesn't seat tightly in the bit like the plain square drive. This made it a little difficult to hold the bracket and screw and drive it overhead. I used one of those bit holders with a sleeve to help hold the screw.

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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