Drywall screws are specifically designed for fastening drywall sheets to wood or metal studs. They feature a bugle-shaped head that allows for a flush finish without damaging the surface.
Made from hardened steel, these screws offer excellent strength and resistance to snapping during installation.
Their sharp, self-tapping threads ensure quick penetration and strong grip in drywall and framing materials. Drywall screws are commonly available in coarse or fine threads to suit different substrates. Coarse-thread screws are ideal for wood studs, while fine-thread variants work best with metal studs.
They are typically phosphate-coated to resist corrosion and improve paint or joint compound adhesion. Easy to drive and cost-effective, drywall screws are a go-to choice for both professional contractors and DIY projects.

Chipboard screws are specially designed for fastening into chipboard, MDF, and other types of engineered wood. These screws feature a thin, sharp thread that cuts into the material without splitting or cracking it. With a countersunk head, they sit flush with the surface, providing a clean and professional finish.
Chipboard screws are usually made from hardened steel and often come with a yellow zinc or black oxide coating for corrosion resistance. Their deep threads offer superior grip and holding power, even in dense or brittle materials. Pre-drilling is generally not required, making installation quick and efficient.
Available in various lengths and diameters, they are ideal for furniture assembly, cabinetry, and woodworking. Their strength, precision, and reliability make chipboard screws a staple in both industrial and home projects.

Self-drilling screws are advanced fasteners designed to drill their own hole while being driven into materials like metal, wood, or plastic. These screws feature a drill-like point that eliminates the need for pre-drilling, saving time and labor during installation.
Commonly used in metal-to-metal or metal-to-wood applications, they offer a secure and tight fit with strong holding power. Made from hardened steel or stainless steel, they are durable and corrosion-resistant, often coated with zinc or other finishes.
Self-drilling screws are widely used in construction, HVAC, roofing, and sheet metal work.
Their precision tip ensures clean entry without damaging the material.
Available in various head styles such as hex, pan, and flat heads, they suit multiple fastening requirements. These screws are ideal for high-speed, high-volume installations with consistent performance.

Frame fixing screws are heavy-duty fasteners designed for securely fixing door and window frames to masonry, concrete, and brick walls. These screws feature a high-strength thread that ensures strong anchoring without the need for plugs or additional anchors.
Typically made from hardened steel and coated with zinc for corrosion resistance, they are ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. The screws have a countersunk or hex head for a neat, flush finish and easy tightening with power tools.
Their long shank provides deep penetration, ensuring stability and load-bearing capacity. Frame fixing screws are commonly used in construction, carpentry, and renovation projects. They offer a fast and reliable solution for mounting uPVC, wood, or metal frames.
With minimal installation effort, they deliver maximum holding power in solid surfaces.