Concrete Screws

CON-SERT’s Concrete Screws

or masonry screws within the CON-SERT™ range offer users the option of concrete or masonry fastening.

The concrete screws thread directly in to the masonry eliminating the need for a plug. This easy application and improved fitting provides a permanent and secure fastening solution in a wide range of materials. They are designed to provide a strong and secure hold, and to be installed quick and efficiently, even into hard substrates. They can also be fixed close to the edge of the concrete, without the risk of going out of shape.

Complete with white, black or brown caps, the CON-SERT™ screw is also aesthetically pleasing when the job is completed.

The CON-SERT™ masonry screws come in a range of lengths to suit your different fixing requirements.

Available in 60mm, 70mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 130mm, 150mm, 180mm. Boxed in 100’s

Key Features:

• Made from Harden Steel
• Zinc Plates and Yellow Passivated
• Star T-30 head ensures tight grip. Drive bit included in every box of screws
• SDS drill bits in 6 mm and 6.5 mm diameters both available as a separate items, made from Carbon Steel
• Plastic screw caps available in black, white, brown and anthracite grey, all available as a separate items in bags of 100

Why I should use a CON-SERT™ concrete screw?

Concrete screws have gained in popularity over the past few years due to their ease of use, time-saving and cost-reducing capabilities. They are extremely versatile which is why they have become the first choice fastener for installations on concrete and other similar materials.

• Simple Installation: They have a quick and easy method of installation, as they are directly screwed into the concrete. Pre-drill and blow out the hole using a 6 or 6.5mm drill bit, then insert the screw. You will save time compared to traditional installation methods and unlike other anchors you do not need additional steps or tools. This helps reduce installation time and increases efficiency.

• Flexible Installations: Due to the way the screw is threaded, once the concrete screw has been installed you are able to remove it. This is great when you are working on projects that are always changing or if a mistake is made. Because concrete screws do not apply expansion when installed they can be placed close to the edge or to each other.

• Budget Reductions: You will save time on the easy installation, from the reduction in time it takes to complete a project, if a mistake is made it is quick and easy to remove the screw and refit. This simple installation also means you will not need additional equipment, further reducing costs.

• Star T-30 Drive Head: This 6 pointed star shape helps to give more point of contact with the driving tool. This give a greater amount of torque which make the screwing in and out of the screw that much easier to do. 
  

• Harden Steel: Concrete screws, due to their thread can be installed and removed using the same hole whitest still keeping the same grip when (re) fitted. However, as you may have experienced, a screw that has been fitted in can lose the grip of the drive head as it starts to shear. The CON-SERT™ concrete screw is made from hard steel, and along with the better grip of the Star T-30 drive, is less likely to suffer from this issue.
  

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