Bugle Head Drywall Screws

Product introduction

The name of drywall screw is directly translated from English, and its biggest feature in appearance is the shape of a bugle head. It is divided into two kinds of drywall screws with double fine teeth and single coarse teeth. The biggest difference between the two is that the thread of the former is a double thread, which is suitable for the connection between the gypsum board and metal keel with thickness no more than 0.8mm, and the latter is suitable for the connection between the gypsum board and wood keel.

Product parameter

Material: Material to be c1022 Steel, finished screws to be further heated/hardened.
Finish: Black/grey phosphate, yellow zinc plated, blue zinc plated and others
Head Type: Bugle head/Countersunk head
Thread Type: Coarse or Fine
Drive: Philips
Certification: CE

Product application

The product is mainly used for various gypsum boards, light partition wall,s and ceiling series installation.

Different uses

★ Coarse Thread Drywall Screws: Coarse-thread drywall screws work best for most applications involving drywall and wood studs. But the wide threads are good at gripping into the wood and pulling the drywall against the studs.

★ Fine Thread Drywall Screws: Fine-thread drywall screws are best for installing drywall to metal studs. But coarse threads have a tendency to chew through the metal, never gaining proper traction. Fine threads work well with metal because they are self-threading.

Bugle Head Drywall Screws, as their name suggests, feature a distinctive bugle-shaped head. These screws come in two types: double fine thread and single coarse thread. The main difference lies in their threading, with the former having a double thread suitable for connecting gypsum boards to metal studs with a thickness of up to 0.8mm, while the latter is designed for connecting gypsum boards to wooden studs.

These screws are primarily used in the installation of various gypsum boards, light partition walls, and ceiling systems. The coarse thread drywall screws are ideal for most applications involving drywall and wood studs. The wide threads provide excellent grip, securely pulling the drywall against the studs.

On the other hand, the fine thread drywall screws are perfect for installing drywall to metal studs. The self-threading nature of the fine threads ensures proper traction without damaging the metal, which can often occur with coarse threads.

The appearance of Bugle Head Drywall Screws is characterized by their bugle-shaped head, which allows for a clean and flush finish after installation. This eliminates the need for additional filling or sanding, saving time and effort during the finishing process.

The versatility of Bugle Head Drywall Screws makes them indispensable in the construction industry. They provide a secure and reliable connection between gypsum boards and studs, ensuring stability and durability. Whether it's for residential or commercial projects, these screws play a crucial role in creating sturdy and seamless walls.

In summary, Bugle Head Drywall Screws exhibit a unique appearance with their bugle-shaped head. Their application ranges from connecting gypsum boards to both wood and metal studs. The choice between double fine thread and single coarse thread depends on the specific installation requirements. These screws offer advantages such as a flush finish, easy installation, and reliable connections. With their wide range of applications, Bugle Head Drywall Screws effectively contribute to the construction of high-quality walls.