Spax A2 T-STAR PLUS T20 Countersunk Screws Partial Thread 200 Pcs

Spax A2 T-STAR PLUS T20 Countersunk Screws – Stainless Steel Wood Screws for Durable Joints

The Spax A2 T-STAR PLUS T20 countersunk multi-head screw is a high-quality wood screw made of stainless steel (A2) with Torx drive. Thanks to the partial thread, it is ideal for strong joints in wood and wood-based materials.

• The countersunk head with integrated countersink sinks flush into the wood – for a clean, even surface without rework.
• The T-STAR PLUS Torx drive ensures optimal power transmission and reduces the risk of slipping and damaging the screw head.
• The partial thread allows tight clamping of the parts to be joined without forcing them apart.
• Thanks to A2 stainless steel, the screws remain corrosion-resistant even in damp rooms or outdoors.
• The pack of 200 pieces provides a generous supply for larger projects or professional use.

What sets the Spax A2 apart

The combination of countersunk multi-head and T-STAR PLUS Torx drive sets standards in fastening technology. Unlike conventional countersunk screws, the Spax requires no separate countersinking – the head cuts itself in, saving work steps and ensuring a professional result. The sawtooth geometry of the thread tip makes driving easier and reduces the risk of splitting the wood.

Ideal for

These screws are ideal for ambitious DIY enthusiasts, carpenters and construction craftsmen who value long-lasting, corrosion-resistant connections. Particularly suitable for deck building, carports, garden furniture, façade cladding and all outdoor or damp area projects.

How to use Spax A2 screws

Select the appropriate diameter and length for your project. Use a Torx bit T20 to drive the screw powerfully and precisely. Use a cordless screwdriver or drill driver with adjustable torque. Make sure the partial thread engages in the lower part while the smooth shank slides in the upper part – this creates a tight joint without gaps. In case of direct weather exposure, we recommend occasionally retightening the screws.