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SPAX - #10 x 1-1/4" Clear Zinc Flat Head Screws

1012-FZX

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Item No: 1012-FZX
Class: FZX
Size: #10
Length: 1-1/4"
Bit Size: #2
Bit Recess: Combo
Thread Type: SPAX Full
Plating: Clear Zinc
 
 

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  • 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 - #10 x 1-1/4" Clear Zinc Flat Head Screws' in our 2012 Master Catalog, page 17

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10/1/2010
 
5.0

I am actively replacing stock

By David

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Pros

  • Easy To Install
  • Easy To Use

Cons

  • Careful with power tools
  • Need more configurations

Best Uses

  • Wood projects

Comments about SPAX - #10 x 1-1/4'' Clear Zinc Flat Head Screws:

The Spax screws work very well. You must be careful using power drills to drive them in, you can strip these fairly easily. If you can take a little time with these screws they start very easily, and drive in easily making power equipment touchy. If the pieces are not together, it is better to back it out, close the gap and bring up tight - they hold very nicely. I am replacing my inventory with them.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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