SCREWS

 Self Drilling Screws can be used for a wide variety of applications which involve fastening two different types of materials together. They are commonly used to fasten metal to metal, or even metal to wood. 

 Drywall Screws are used when working with drywall, as the name suggests. They are a popular type of fastener that allows users to secure sheets of drywall/plasterboard to walls and ceiling joists. Drywall screws are designed to secure drywall to both timber and metal studs and frames. 

With Sheet Metal Screws you can fasten metal pieces to other metal objects, or you can attach metal to another surface like plastic, aluminum, plywood, hard rubber or wood. These fasteners are fully threaded to increase retention between materials.

 Deck Screws can be used on decking to fasten boards, build framing and install rails. They can withstand harsh weather conditions and handle a larger weight than normal wood screws which makes them perfect for any wooden structures that need to be more robust. 

We offer a variety of Head Painted Screws  and Coated Paint Screws. Ask your Sales Person at Fuste Fasteners

 Machine screws are most often used for fastening metal parts securely together in various types of machinery or construction. Other uses include vehicles, engines, tool assembly, electronic devices, and large scale industrial equipment 

 Wood Screws are purpose-built fasteners engineered to create strong, lasting connections in natural wood, engineered wood, and many composite materials. Featuring a tapered, sharp-pointed shank and deep, aggressive threads, wood screws cut directly into the wood fibers, drawing boards tightly together without the need for pre-drilling in most softwoods. Heads are commonly flat (countersinking), bugle, or pan style, allowing for flush or slightly recessed finishes that can be filled or plugged for a seamless look. Wood screws are offered in carbon steel (plain, zinc plated, black phosphate) and corrosion resistant stainless steel for outdoor or high-humidity environments.