DSV SOFTWOOD Screw (Collated & Loose)
Select your Model:
SKU: DSVT2R250
Description:
The DSV screw is a powerful fastening solution for treated timber decking applications. With its under‑head nibs and fast‑start tip, the DSV is ideally suited to be driven and countersunk into today’s softwood deck boards. The shank is designed to withstand the swelling and shrinkage that is common with fast‑growth timber.
Model Variants:
| SKU | Description | Unit | Carton QTY | Price AUD |
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| 50MM DSV QUIKGUARD DECK SCREW 250/BOX | Carton | 6 | $243.00 | |
| 65MM DSV QUIKGUARD DECK SCREW 250/BOX | Carton | 6 | $273.00 | |
| DSV SOFTWOOD Screw (Collated & Loose) | Carton | |||
| #10 2IN DSVT QUIKGUARD TAN T25 1.5M/BOX | Carton | 1 | $230.00 | |
| #10 2-1/2IN DSVT QUIKGUARD TAN T25 1M | Carton | 1 | $235.00 | |
| #10 3IN DSVT QUIKGUARD TAN T25 1M/BOX | Carton | 1 | $260.00 |
Model No Table:
Specifications - Hand-drive
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Model No. |
Size |
Thread |
Point |
Material & Finish |
Box Qty |
Drive Size |
Replacement Bit |
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DSVT2R250 |
10G x 50mm |
Variable Thread Design |
Type-17 with high-low threads |
Carbon Steel |
250 |
T-25, 6-lobe |
BIT25T-2-RC3 |
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DSVT212R250 |
10G x 65mm |
Specifications - Collated for Quik Drive®
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Model No. |
Size |
Thread |
Point |
Material & Finish |
Box Qty |
Drive Size |
Replacement Bit |
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These coated fasteners possess a level of corrosion resistance that makes them suitable for use in some exterior and corrosive environments and with some preservative-treated timber. |
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DSVT2S-R600 |
10G x 50mm |
Variable Thread Design |
Type-17 with high-low threads |
Carbon Steel |
600 |
T-25, 6-lobe |
BITTX25-RC10 |
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DSVT2S |
10G x 50mm |
1,500 |
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DSVT212S |
10G x 65mm |
1,000 |
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DSVT3S |
10G x 75mm |
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PLEASE NOTE: 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.
