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6G Bugle Head Fine Thread Collated Screws – Zinc Plated
6g Collated Fine Thread Drywall Screws – Bugle Head Zinc Plated
These 6G bugle head fine thread collated screws are designed for high-speed fastening of plasterboard to light gauge steel studs. Featuring a sharp needle point for quick penetration and fine threads for superior holding power in thin steel, they are ideal for commercial and residential drywall installation.
Supplied in plastic collated strips of 50, these screws are optimised for use with auto-feed screw guns, improving installation speed, consistency, and productivity on site.
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Description
Key Features
- Fine thread design for steel stud applications
- Needle point for fast penetration without pre-drilling
- Bugle head reduces plasterboard surface damage
- Zinc plated for internal corrosion resistance
- Collated strips of 50 screws for rapid installation
- Consistent drive performance with reduced cam-out
Applications
- Plasterboard to steel stud fixing
- Internal wall and ceiling linings
- Partition systems and commercial fit-outs
- Light gauge steel framing (typically 0.5–1.2mm BMT)
Tool Compatibility
These collated screws are compatible with most leading auto-feed screw gun systems using standard plastic strip collation.
Compatible Brands & Systems
- Makita collated screwdrivers (e.g. DFR450, DFR550, FS6300 with auto-feed attachment)
- DeWalt collated screw systems (e.g. DCF620 with DCF6201 magazine attachment)
- Milwaukee collated screw guns (e.g. M18 FSG with collated magazine)
- Hilti drywall screw systems (e.g. SD 5000-A22 with SMD magazine)
Important: Always confirm screw strip spacing, screw length capacity, and driver compatibility with your specific tool model.
Available Sizes
- 6G x 25mm
- 6G x 32mm
- 6G x 41mm
Why Use Collated Drywall Screws?
Collated screws significantly improve installation efficiency when compared to loose fasteners. When paired with a collated screw gun, they reduce downtime, minimise handling, and ensure consistent fixing depth across large plasterboard installations.
Installation Tips
- Set screw gun depth correctly to avoid overdriving
- Use fine thread screws specifically for steel framing
- Select appropriate screw length based on plasterboard thickness
- Use a PH2 driver bit for optimal engagement
Product List
| SKU | Description | Availability | List Price | Pack |
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More Information
| Delivery | SHIPS IN 1 - 2 DAYS |
|---|---|
| Coating & Plating | Zinc Yellow |
| Material Grade | Carbon Steel |
| Head Type | Countersunk |
| Driver Type | Philips Bit |
| Diameter / Gauge | 6g |
| Point Type | Needle Point |
| Thread Type | Fine |
Technical Information
| SKU | Gauge x Length | Coating | Driver Bit | Embed min. | Gauge x Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1151.0060025 | 6-18 x 25mm | Zinc Yellow | Ph2 | 18mm | 6-18 x 25mm |
| 1151.0060032 | 6-18 x 32mm | Zinc Yellow | Ph2 | 18mm | 6-18 x 32mm |
| 1151.0060041 | 6-18 x 41mm | Zinc Yellow | Ph2 | 18mm | 6-18 x 41mm |
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FAQs
What are fine thread collated screws used for?
Fine thread collated screws are designed for fastening plasterboard to light gauge steel studs. The fine thread provides better grip in thin steel compared to coarse thread screws.
Can these screws be used with any collated screw gun?
They are compatible with most major brands including Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee and Hilti, provided the tool accepts standard plastic collated strips and the correct screw length range.
Do I need to pre-drill before using these screws?
No. The needle point is designed to penetrate light gauge steel without pre-drilling.
What screw length should I use?
25mm is typically used for single plasterboard layers, while 32mm and 41mm are suited for thicker boards or multiple layers.
Are these screws suitable for timber?
No. Fine thread screws are designed for steel. For timber applications, coarse thread screws are recommended.