4,8x110 Plasterboard screws for wood, PH2, phosphated - 30 pcs.
Plasterboard screws for wood 4,8×110 mm. Phosphated steel, bugle head with recess PH2, coarse wood thread and sharp point. Sale: 1 pack = 30 pcs.

Plasterboard screws for wood 4,8×110 mm
Steel screws for fixing plasterboard to timber structures. The bugle head has a flat face and a curved underside merging into the shank. The PH2 cross recess accepts a Phillips bit. The screw has a coarse wood thread and a sharp point. The black surface is phosphated.
- Size: 4,8×110 mm.
- Material: steel.
- Head: bugle.
- Recess: Phillips PH2.
- Thread: for wood.
- Sale: 1 pack = 30 pieces.

Technical specifications
- Nominal diameter d: 4,8 mm.
- Overall length L, including the head: 110 mm.
- Recess size: PH2.
- Coating: phosphated, black.
- Intended use: plasterboard on timber structures.
The drawing shows the labels for screw diameter d, overall length L and head diameter D. The photos show a representative 3,5×35 mm variant of the family; the size of this offer is given in its specifications. The graphics are catalogue visualisations and do not replace measurement of an individual piece.

Scope of delivery and weight
1 pack contains 30 pieces. Approximate weight of the sales pack: 0,287 kg (287 g). This is a conversion of the approximate Unimet weight for the same size and EAN code: approximately 9,55 kg/1000 pieces, i.e. approximately 9,55 g/pc. × 30 pieces. Rounded to whole grams after conversion to the sales quantity. The weight is not the result of weighing the NERON product.
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ConditionNew
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Sales unitpcs
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Number of pieces per pack30
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Materialsteel
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CoatingPhosphated
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ThreadFor wood
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Length [mm]110
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Diameter [mm]4.8
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BrandUnimet (2)
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Drive typePH2
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Head shapeBugle head
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ApplicationPlasterboard on timber structures
1. Eye protection:
– Always wear safety goggles or a face shield to protect your eyes from sparks, particles and metal fragments.
2. Hearing protection:
– When working in a noisy environment, use ear defenders or earplugs to prevent hearing damage.
3. Respiratory protection:
– When working in dusty surroundings or in the presence of fumes, wear a filtering mask or an appropriate respirator.
– Ensure proper ventilation of the workstation.
4. Hand and skin safety:
– Use protective gloves that protect against mechanical injuries and chemicals.
– Where necessary, use protective creams to prevent irritation and dry skin.
5. Work clothing:
– Work in protective clothing resistant to sparks and splashes.
– Avoid loose clothing, jewellery and loose hair near machinery.
6. Fire risk:
– Keep the workstation free of flammable materials (e.g. paper, fabrics and chemicals).
– Keep a serviceable fire extinguisher close at hand and know how to use it.
7. Electrical hazards:
– Check the condition of cables and electrical equipment before use.
– Do not use electrical devices in damp conditions.
– Disconnect equipment from the power supply during maintenance or repairs.
8. Use of machinery and tools:
– Regularly inspect the technical condition of machines and tools.
– Use equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
– Blades and tools should be maintained regularly and kept in good condition.
– Machines should be fitted with appropriate guards and protective devices.
9. Handling materials:
– Use handling equipment to move heavy components.
– Lift and carry using ergonomic practices to avoid injury.
10. Working with chemicals:
– Store chemicals in labelled, safe containers.
– Use substances in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and occupational health and safety rules.
– Ensure air circulation when using chemicals.
Other important rules:
– Keep the workstation clean and tidy.
– Ensure adequate lighting in the working area.
– Provide occupational health and safety training.
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