Lath Screw - #8 x 1/2" - Truss Head - Pkg of 260 - ITW Teks® 21500

12X1 Phillips Modified Truss head Self Drilling Scew Full Thread Zinc Bake. Self drilling screws have point to cut through material and eleiminate the need to drill a pilot hole. Truss head screws are weaker than pan or round heads but preferred in applications where minimal clearance exists above the head. Modified truss heads offer low clearance and an extra large bearing surface. Commonly used to attach metal lathe to metal studs.

Teks roofing screws provide secure metal-to-wood fastening with strong holding power, without the need to pre-drill. Sharp self-piercing point is ideal for fastening corrugated roofing panels to wood structures. Self-sealing neoprene washer provides a waterproof seal and a premium finish provides exceptional corrosion resistance in harsh outdoor environments. Installs with a standard screwgun and a 1/4 in. hex drive bit.

Lath screws provide secure metal-to-metal and metal-to-wood fastening with strong holding power, without the need to pre-drill. Self-tapping threads ensure strong holding power while the zinc plated finish protects the job's appearance. Ideal for metal to metal or metal to wood in applications such as attaching metal lath to wood or steel studs for stucco/plaster applications, attaching pre-drilled metal brackets to wood or any application requiring a wide, low-profile head.

8X3/4 Phillips Modified Truss head Self Drilling Scew Full Thread Zinc Bake. Self drilling screws have point to cut through material and eleiminate the need to drill a pilot hole. Truss head screws are weaker than pan or round heads but preferred in applications where minimal clearance exists above the head. Modified truss heads offer low clearance and an extra large bearing surface. Commonly used to attach metal lathe to metal studs.

8X3/4 Phillips Modified Truss Head Full Thread Self Drill Screw 410 Stainless Steel. Self drilling screws have point to cut through material and eleiminate the need to drill a pilot hole. Truss head screws are weaker than pan or round heads but preferred in applications where minimal clearance exists above the head. Modified truss heads offer low clearance and an extra large bearing surface. Commonly used to attach metal lathe to metal studs.