B&Q - TimcoDrive ScrewsGalvanised (Size 75 X 5.401 Kilograms)

Timco

Galvanised Drive Screw Nails provide rapid, high-strength fixings for heavy-duty timber and general construction tasks. The hammer-driven shank delivers excellent grip without the need for a screw drive, speeding up installation for jobs such as fencing, landscaping timbers, formwork, and general first-fix. A durable galvanised finish offers reliable corrosion resistance for exterior use.. Key Features & Benefits. Fast Installation: Hammer-driven design for quick, efficient fixing with no driver bit required.. High Holding Power: Robust shank provides strong grip and resistance to pull-out.. Galvanised Protection: Corrosion-resistant coating for outdoor and exposed environments.. Heavy-Duty Sizes: Longer lengths suit structural and landscaping timbers.. Trade Packs: Supplied in convenient 1kg bags.. Product & Technical Details. Type: Drive Screw Nails. Material: Carbon steel. Finish: Galvanised. Pack Size: 1kg bags. Head: Low-profile nail head. Shank: Heavy-duty, hammer-driven. Typical Uses: Fencing and landscaping timbers, formwork, general first-fix carpentry. Available Sizes (Approx. Pcs per 1kg). Length (mm). Shank Ø (mm). Approx. Pieces. 75. 5.4. ≈55. 100. 5.4. ≈51. 125. 6.4. ≈30. Suitable Applications. Securing fencing rails, posts, and sleepers. Timber formwork and shuttering. General exterior first-fix carpentry. Instructions for Use. Select a length that provides adequate penetration into the supporting timber.. Drive square to the surface with a club or claw hammer until the head sits flush.. Pre-drill pilot holes in very dense timbers to reduce splitting and ease driving.. Limitations & Precautions. Not suitable for corrosive/marine environments beyond the protection of galvanising.. Wear appropriate PPE; take care when driving long fixings near edges or end grain.. Drive Screw Nails – Galvanised – 1kg Bags deliver fast, robust fixings with reliable corrosion resistance—ideal for fencing, landscaping, and general first-fix applications.