Hospa Screw, Jet, Countersunk Head with T Star Drive Bit, Partially Threaded

Product Details

What does Hospa Jet Scr Prt Csk TS20 D4.5x80mm Glv mean?

TS20 refers to the T Star Torx drive size, D4.5 is the thread diameter, and 80 mm is the screw length. Csk indicates a countersunk head, designed to sit flush in the material for a neat finish.

Will these screws work on both treated and untreated timber based boards?

Yes. These screws are suitable for wooden material and coated and non coated board materials, making them a good all round choice for common fixing tasks around the workshop or home.

Are these screws designed for a countersunk, flush fit?

Yes. The countersunk head is intended to sit flush with the surface when driven correctly, helping to reduce snagging and improving the overall appearance of the finished job.

What drive tool do I need for the TS20 head?

You will need a TS20 T Star Torx bit or driver. Using the correct drive size helps prevent cam out and gives better control, especially when installing multiple screws.

Is the thread fully threaded or partially threaded?

These screws use a partially threaded design with a high low thread profile. This arrangement can help with pulling the joint tight and providing good grip in the upper portion of the fixing.

What length and thickness are these screws suitable for?

The screw length is 80 mm with a 4.5 mm thread diameter. This size is commonly used for stronger structural type connections in timber and board applications where extra bite and length are needed.

Do I need to worry about corrosion when using them indoors or outdoors?

The screws are zinc plated, which provides corrosion resistance for everyday fixing work. For fully exposed outdoor applications, conditions vary, so it is still worth checking the environment and considering additional protection if needed.

How many screws come in the pack and what are they ideal for?

Each pack contains 200 screws. That makes them handy for projects where you expect repeated fixings, such as assembling furniture components, general joinery work, and multiple board or timber connections without running short.