ASSY® 3.0 nickel-plated chipboard screw
ASSY 3.0 steel nickel plated FT raised cntrsnk. AW
SCR-RSDCS-WO-AW20-(E1J)-4X50/44
ASSY 3.0
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Nickel-plated steel, full thread, raised countersunk, AW drive
Joins wood instead of splitting it
Asymmetrical thread — greater speed
- Low screw-in torque
- High over-turning force
- Faster screwing than conventional particle board screws
- Single, double or coarse thread
AW drive — more power
- Optimal force transmission
- Excellent fit
- Rapid finding
- Screw settles securely
- Virtually no unscrewing of bit
- No wobbling
- No damage to surface coating of screw
- Only 5 bit sizes for diameters 3.0 to 12.0 mm
Ring/mating thread — less tendency of the wood to split, very few blow-outs
- Low splitting forces, in particular when screwing close to edges
- Reduction of screw-in torque
- Punch effect of ring thread or the scraping effect of the counter thread largely prevents blow-outs
- Ring thread: up to 4.5 mm
- Counter thread: from 5.0 mm
The screws are not suitable for outdoor use and for rooms subject to short-term or continuous high moisture levels! Please use ASSY® 3.0 A2 stainless steel screws in these cases.
The nickel-plated surface coating is only suitable for decorative purposes = no corrosion protection!
To attach metals to wood, machine a precise cutout in the metal tab.
ASSY 3.0 chipboard screws are optimised for use in wooden materials. When used in plastic anchors, a reduction of the load-bearing capacity is possible. Therefore, we recommend only using screws without optimised thread tips (drill tip, mating thread, ring thread, serrated edge, self-clearing groove, etc.) in plastic dowels, e.g. Würth ASSY D, prefix number 0151 (countersunk head) and prefix number 0153 (pan head).
Available work documents:
Timber dimensioning software, load tables and detailed processing instructions can be found on the service page www.wuerth.de/assy.
Datasheets(X)
For coniferous wood or wood-based materials made from softwood, make the fitting without a bradawl. To reduce the edge distances make a predrilled hole according to the core diameter.
When screwing into hardwood, drill according to ETA-11/0190.