CSA Connector Screw
Select your Model:
SKU: CSA5.0X40S
Description:
The CSA is a self-drilling Flat Head screw with a Type-17 Point tip suitable for installing construction connectors to timber structures.
The CSA connector screw is developed for installing Simpson Strong-Tie connectors to timber, in order to obtain the published load bearing capacities. The conical shape under the head ensures a full contact with the connector which increases the transfer of force. A fixed connection with larger cross-bearing capacity than for standard screws is obtained. The 6 lobe recess helps to fix the screw during insertion.
Model Variants:
| SKU | Description | Unit | Carton QTY | Price AUD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CSA Connector Screw (Collated & Loose) | Carton | |||
| CONNECTOR SCREW 5.0X40 250PCS | Carton | 1 | $40.00 | |
| 5 x 40MM COLLATED SCREW 1500/BOX | Carton | 1 | $468.00 | |
| CONNECTOR SCREW 5.0X50MM COLLAT 1000PCS | Carton |
Model No Table:
Specifications - Hand-drive Loose
|
Model No. |
Size (mm) |
Point |
Material & Finish |
Box Qty |
Drive Size |
Replacement Bit |
|
CSA5.0X40 |
5 x 40 |
Type-17 |
Carbon Steel, Electro Galvanised |
250 |
T-20, 6-lobe |
BIT20T-2-R2 |
|
CSA5.0X50 |
5 x 50 |
Specifications - Quik Drive® Collated
|
Model No. |
Size (mm) |
Point |
Material & Finish |
Qty per Strip |
Box Qty |
Drive Size |
Replacement Bit |
|
CSA5.0X40T |
5 x 40 |
Type-17 |
Carbon Steel, Electro Galvanised |
25 |
1,500 |
T-20, 6-lobe |
BITLTX20E-RC10 |
|
CSA5.0X50T |
5 x 50 |
1,000 |
PLEASE NOTE:
Type 316 stainless steel provides a level of corrosion protection suitable for severe environments, especially environments with chlorides. Bit(s) included with every box of screws.
Pre-drilling and countersink may be necessary at ends, butt joints, and on applications where denser material is used. Follow the board manufacturer's recommendation where applicable. WARNINGS: Always wear PPE during installation. Corrosive environments, exposure to water, salt air, or chemicals (including some wood preservatives) may cause early failure. Click here for Corrosion Information, Important Information & General Notes.