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5mm a2 stainless steel pozi countersunk wood screws DIN 7997
5mm a2 stainless steel pozi countersunk wood screws DIN 7997

No.10 (5mm) A2 Stainless Steel Pozi Countersunk Wood Screws

SKU: A2-7997-5x16
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No.10 Pozi Countersunk Wood Screws. Manufactured from A2 304 Stainless Steel to DIN 7997 with a 5mm thread diameter. Countersunk head general purpose wood screws which are partially threaded, driven by a pozi drive or pozidriv screw bit. Usually screwed into a countersunk hole to a create a smooth flush fit on the work surface. Manufactured from A2 Stainless Steel these offer good corrosion resistance and are almost non magnetic.
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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
No 6 ( 3.5mm ) / 1 1/4" ( 30mm )

Excellent quality and Boltbase were about the only people who had them

We're glad to hear you were able to track down these hard to find screws on the Bolt Base website. Thanks for your review, appreciate it.

Iain

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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
No 10 ( 5mm ) / 1" ( 25mm )

Its the best place to get your stainless
Wood screws and bolts 🔩

Here Here John, Couldn't have said it better myself!😀

Cheers for your review for Bolt Base.
Iain

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Neil Dunlop (United Kingdom)
No 12 ( 5.5mm ) / 1 1/4" ( 30mm )

They are fine, though a mm short of the listed length.

Morning Neil,

Thanks for taking time to review your wood screws from Bolt Base.

These din 7997's are listed showing the imperial size and the closest equivalent metric size. The result of this is that there may be a slight mm of a difference to what is listed. Sorry if this was not clear for you.

Cheers
Iain