If everyone is already developing, automating and raising efficiency, let us do it together too! Now we present to you a product family with which you can make installation much easier and faster in the various areas of the woodworking industry. Let us look at typical problems and find a solution to each of them:
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“Ugly rust stains appeared around the screw heads outdoors…” Our solution: outdoors, always use NONOX stainless or acid-resistant wood screws! |
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“The screw head broke off, which ruined the whole piece…” Our solution: where justified, use NONOX wood screws with a reinforced head! |
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“I could not manage with the hardwood…” Our solution: use strong, martensitic, C1 grade, hardened, stainless NONOX wood screws! |
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“The driver bit slipped out of the drive, and both the screw head and the driver bit were ruined” Our solution: use the NONOX wood screws with a TORX drive, which provides the most perfect force transfer! |
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“Too much of my time went on pre-drilling…” Our solution: use self-drilling NONOX wood screws! |
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“The end result was not very attractive…” Our solution: use our NONOX wood screws with the head design best suited to the task, e.g. wide- or narrow-flanged, countersunk, raised countersunk or dome head, etc.-etc.! |
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“I struggled with laying the tongue-and-groove floor, because the screw head was in the way in the groove… (it was “in the groove”)” Our solution: use our self-drilling NONOX floor fixing screw, whose small-diameter, 60° countersunk head draws into the wood even in the groove, so the screw will never be “in the groove” again! |
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“During installation the screw pushed the layers apart, and the gaps looked hideous, even though I took great care to make it perfect…” Our solution: use partially threaded NONOX wood screws. You can choose from the types fitted with hole-widening ribs and/or a clamping thread under the head, whichever best suits the wood species and the task! |
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“A wood screw of the size I need does not exist…” Our solution: among these specially developed NONOX wood screws you will find suitable sizes for every task! |
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“It looks good when the countersunk head sits completely flush with the wood, while at the same time it does not draw the material in unattractively around the head. Countersinking beforehand, however, is an extra operation…” Our solution: try our self-drilling, self-countersinking NONOX wood screws, and you will not have to bother with extra operations! |
“I need a solution that is a blend of all these!”Our solution: no problem! In the attached comparison table you will find types which have close to a dozen special properties and recommendations for 7-8 special fields of use. One such is the “7510TX” self-drilling, self-countersinking, partially threaded, hole-widening,Torx drive, hardened NONOX wood screw, which on top of that also has a coating that makes driving easier. |
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We have been specialists in these and similar industrial screws for 28 years, so you are playing it safe if you ask us!
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- A2 = austenitic stainless steel;
- A4 = austenitic acid-resistant steel;
- ÁLLVCS = scaffold/coach screw;
- C1 = hardened, martensitic stainless steel;
- DF = dome head;
- DM = double thread, or locking thread under the head;
- ER = reinforced geometry;
- FBB = hole-widening ribs;
- HF = cylindrical head;
- HLF = hex head;
- HV = pointed tip;
- KH = cross recess;
- KO = stainless steel;
- KSF = small countersunk head;
- LF = raised countersunk head;
- ÖNF = self-drilling;
- ÖNM = self-tapping;
- ÖNS = self-countersinking;
- PER = flanged;
- PZ = pozidrive;
- RM = partially threaded;
- SF = countersunk head;
- TCS = decking screw;
- TM = fully threaded;
- TX = Torx;
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