
Coarse Thread Drywall Screw, Black Phosphate
Bugle head Phillips drywall screw in C1022A steel, coarse thread for timber studs, 3.5–5.5 mm, black phosphate.

Black phosphated C1022A bugle head screw with fine thread for light-gauge steel studs, 10 mm head.
Fine, close-pitched thread grips thin steel studs that a coarse thread would strip. Use it for gypsum board on 0.5–0.8 mm steel framing.
Head diameter 10 mm; lengths 19 to 75 mm.
Typical values. Every dimension, hardness and coating is confirmed in writing with your quotation.
| Material | C1022A |
|---|---|
| Head | Bugle, Phillips, Ø 10 mm |
| Thread | Fine |
| Diameter | 3.5, 3.9, 4.2 mm |
| Length | 19–75 mm |
| Finish | Black phosphate |
| Certificate | ISO 9001 |
| MOQ | 5,000 pcs |
| HS code | 7318.14 / 7318.12 (by type) |
Applies to all drywall screws.
Coarse thread grips timber studs; fine thread (and drill-point versions) is for light-gauge steel studs up to 0.9 mm.
Choose a screw that penetrates at least 16 mm into timber or 10 mm past steel. For 12.5 mm board, 25 mm (#6 × 1") is the common size.
Plastic-strip screws reduce install time on large fit-outs. We match strip pitch to common auto-feed tools on request.
Standard terms for this product. Tell us if your market needs something different.
The black or grey colour comes from phosphate coating, which gives light corrosion protection and helps joint compound adhere.
No. Phosphated screws are for dry interior use. For damp areas use zinc-plated or cement-board screws.
From 3.5 × 16 mm to 4.8 × 150 mm in metric, and #6 to #10 by 1" to 3" in inch sizes.
Tell us the screw, size and quantity. A sales engineer replies within one business day with price, lead time and a sample offer.