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K-Lath Self-Drilling Framing Bullets® our wafer head Framing Bullet® has a head design called a
modified round washer head. This head style is similar to what is known as a K-lath screw and
is used for attaching wire lath to wood or metal studs. These screws feature a self-drilling point
that cuts through heavy duty metal studs with ease. Specially designed points decrease driving
torque while offering optimum holding power. This “one Step” fastener drills and taps its own
hole in most metals up to 0.125” thickness. We recommend a 1500 RPM setting to install these
screws properly. Available in a clear zinc plating and a Phillips drive, this is the fastener of
choice for the metal fabricator.
Applications
- Metal Lathe to Heavy Gauge (12-20 gauge) Metal Studs
- Metal Track to Heavy Gauge (12-20 gauge) Metal Studs
- Attaching Plywood to Wood to Heavy Gauge (12-20 gauge) Metal Studs
- Electrical Boxes to Metal Studs
- Attaching Hurricane and Earthquake clips and straps to steel studs
- Cabinet Installation
Features and Benefits
- Large Modified Round Washer Head style provides maximum bearing surface and minimum head height.
- Case Hardened and stress relieved to eliminate hydrogen embrittlement
- Type AB thread design has more threads per inch for maximum holding power
- #2 self-drilling point drills through steel up to 0.125” thickness
- Zinc plated for a variety of applications
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