What Is The Difference Between Drywall Screws And Fiberboard Screws?

Fiberboard screw?is a heat treatment process product that is very suitable for the installation of power tools. Between planks, the connections and fasteners between thin steel plates and planks play an important role.?Its appearance can largely replace ordinary wood screws, which do not require heat treatment.

1. Application scope of fiberboard screws:

Fibreboard screws?are widely used in the furniture manufacturing industry. It is a product similar to drywall screws?and sells in relatively large quantities.?After modification, ordinary fiberboard screws will become claw-tail fiberboard screws, which are mainly used to modify the thread design to solve the problem of cracking caused by the use of hard wood. Its technical content is relatively high.

2.?What is the difference between drywall screws?and fiberboard screws?

From their diameter, the diameter of fiberboard screw?includes 6 specifications: 3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm, 4.5mm, 5mm and 6mm, among which 4mm, 5mm and 6mm are very common. The diameter of drywall screws does not have that many specifications, only 3.5mm.

Drywall screws and fiberboard screws?have countersunk, semi-countersunk, or round head designs. Drywall screw grooves are deeper and look better.?Generally, it is half-threaded, while fiberboard screws are usually full-threaded. The appearance of drywall screws is characterized by the shape design of the trumpet head. If divided by thread, it can also be divided into single-line coarse-thread drywall screws and double-line fine-thread drywall screws.