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RIKA CFSR004 Concrete Frame Screw BZP 7.5 x 72mm 100pk
3 monthly interest-free payments of £3.18. No hidden fees, 18+, terms apply. Learn more. | Brand | Rika |
| EAN | 5055945294033 |
| Gross Weight (kg) | 0.72 |
| Net Weight (kg) | 0.72 |
The RIKA CFSR004 Concrete Frame Screws are designed for fixing timber or metal to masonry, such as window frames and door frames. These Frame fixing screws have a Torx-drive T30 head and self tapping thread. They are designed to push through installation for metal and plastic windows. Supplied as a pack of 100. Features and Benefits: Removable and reusable in wood. Full length thread prevents frame motions to/from base. Small hole diameter. Non-flammable fastening. No expansion forces applied. No hole spotting required. Fast debris removal with high low thread. Technical Specification:Screw Diameter : 7.5mmScrew Length : 72mmMax.Fixture Thickness : 60mm Hole Diameter : 6mm Head Type : Torx T30 Material : Steel Heat Treated 100 x 7.5 x 72mm Concrete Frame Screws
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