Drywall screw 3,5x35 mm phosphated, self-drilling
- Item no.
- PG0GPZ004003500353
- EAN
- 5410439096942
- Plasterboard
Complete the set
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Goes with Mungo Multi-plug MU, Ø 6 x 45 mm / box of 100 pieces from € 6.85 incl. VATfrom € 5.66 excl. VAT
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Goes with Wera 367 TORX® Screwdriver, TORX 20 x 100 mm € 11.33 incl. VAT€ 9.36 excl. VAT
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Goes with Wera 851/1 BDC SB Bits, PH 3 x 25 mm € 5.53 incl. VAT€ 4.57 excl. VAT
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Specifications
- Brand
- PGB
- Version
- size 35 all 2 versions
- Article number
- PG0GPZ004003500353
- EAN
- 5410439096942
- Category
- Plasterboard screws
- Availability
- Made to order, supplier lead time
Description
The PGB self-drilling drywall screw 3.5 x 35 phosphated can be found at Proffix under Plasterboard screws. It is available in 2 versions: size 35, size 45. Each version has its own article number; choose the right one above.
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Article number PG0GPZ004003500353, EAN 5410439096942. Not sure about the right size or version? Call us on +32 (0)89 41 12 90, we are happy to help you think it through.
Also known as vijs (in Flanders).
All versions 2
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Choose from 3 sizesMounting plasterboard with a self-drilling screw
A drywall screw 3,5x35 phosphated is intended for fixing plasterboard to a substructure. The PGB version is self-drilling, so in most cases you do not need to pre-drill. The dimensions 3.5 mm thick and 35 mm long suit commonly used board thicknesses in drywall, finishing and renovation work.
Read more
On this page you will find the PGB 3,5x35 self-drilling drywall screw with phosphated finish from the plasterboard screws category. Below you can read what to look out for when choosing and using this type of screw.
What does phosphated mean?
Phosphated means that the screw has a dark grey phosphate coating. This coating ensures good adhesion of finishing materials such as filler and paint. Phosphated screws are intended for dry indoor spaces. In damp environments or outdoors, another finish or stainless steel is a better choice.
For which applications do you choose this screw?
A drywall screw of 3,5x35 is often used for fixing plasterboard to timber or metal framing. The length of 35 mm must match the thickness of the board or boards and the depth required in the substructure. Therefore always check the board build-up before choosing a length, especially with double layers.
How to work neatly with drywall screws
Drive the screw straight and with even pressure into the board, so the head sits just below the surface without breaking the paper facing. A screw gun or bit screwdriver with depth stop helps. Use the bit that matches the head type so you do not damage the head.
Ordering and delivery time
This article is available on order, delivery time to be agreed. Do you need a larger quantity or are you unsure about the right screw for your project? Please contact us by phone or email.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to pre-drill for a self-drilling drywall screw?
Usually not, the self-drilling tip makes its own hole. For very hard material or thick metal profiles, a different screw or pre-drilling may be required.
Can I use the phosphated screw outdoors?
That is not the intention. Phosphated screws are suitable for dry indoor spaces, because the coating offers limited protection against rust.
Which length should I choose for my plasterboard?
The length depends on the thickness of the board and the substructure. Make sure the screw grips sufficiently into the substructure and check the board build-up before you order.
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