5mm x 100mm Multi Purpose Pozi Screws – Box of 100

These 5mm x 100mm Multi Purpose Screws are hardened, yellow zinc plated screws designed for strong and reliable fixing across a wide range of materials. Suitable for hardwood, softwood, timber, chipboard and MDF, the longer 100mm length makes them ideal for applications where a deep and secure fixing is required.

The sharp point and finely rolled thread help the screw penetrate efficiently into the material, reducing the need for pre-drilling in many common applications.

5mm x 100mm Multi Purpose Screw Specifications

• Screw Size: 5mm x 100mm
• Diameter: 5mm
• Length: 100mm
• Drive: Pozi
• Material: Hardened Steel
• Finish: Yellow Zinc Plated
• Thread: Single Finely Rolled Thread
• Box Quantity: 100 Screws

Strong Multi Purpose Fixing Screws

The single finely rolled thread cuts deeply into the material, providing excellent holding strength and helping to create a strong and secure fixing. The 5mm diameter and 100mm length make these screws particularly useful for substantial timber and general joinery applications.

Hardened Yellow Zinc Plated Steel

Manufactured from hardened steel for strength and durability, these screws feature a yellow zinc plated finish that provides additional protection to the steel.

Pozi Drive for Fast Installation

The deep Pozi drive recess is ideally suited to power driving, allowing the screws to be installed quickly using a suitable drill, impact driver or screwdriver bit.

Suitable for a Wide Range of Materials

These 5mm x 100mm multi purpose screws are suitable for numerous fixing applications and can be used with materials including:

• Hardwood
• Softwood
• Timber
• Chipboard
• MDF
• General joinery materials

Ideal for Trade & DIY Use

Supplied in a convenient box of 100 screws, these 5mm x 100mm multi purpose screws are ideal for builders, carpenters, joiners, installers and DIY users requiring a strong, long fixing screw.

Please note: Whether pre-drilling is required will depend on the material and application. Pre-drilling may be advisable when working with particularly hard timber, close to edges or where there is a risk of splitting.