
Buildex 10G x 16mm Class 4 Metal Cladding TEKS Screws with Seal, Hex Head - 500 Pack
Description & Specs
Buildex 10G x 16mm Class 4 metal cladding TEKS screws with seal are self-drilling fasteners for fixing metal cladding and fencing to light-gauge steel, supplied in a 500 pack trade box. The TEKS point drills straight through metal without pre-drilling.
- Gauge: 10G
- Length: 16mm
- Diameter: 4.8mm
- Head type: Hex head
- Point type: TEKS self-drilling
- Finish: Class 4
- Pack quantity: 500 (Trade Box)
The sealing washer helps close the fixing point, and Class 4 corrosion protection makes these suited to exposed, weathered and coastal cladding and fencing. The hex head drives with a standard nut driver.
More about this product
Buildex 10G x 16mm Class 4 Metal Cladding TEKS Screws with Seal, 500 Pack are self-drilling fasteners for securing metal cladding and fencing to light-gauge steel. The TEKS self-drilling point cuts through metal and removes the need for pre-drilling.
- Gauge: 10G
- Length: 16mm
- Diameter: 4.8mm
- Hex head with sealing washer
- TEKS self-drilling point
- Class 4 finish
- 500 pack (Trade Box)
Class 4 corrosion protection makes them suitable for exposed, weathered and coastal applications.
Questions & Answers
How many screws are in the box?
This is a 500 pack supplied in a trade box for high-volume jobs.
What does Class 4 mean?
It is a higher corrosion rating than Class 3, suited to exposed and coastal conditions.
Do they need pre-drilling?
No. The TEKS point drills through light-gauge steel on its own.
What length are they?
They are 16mm long, suiting thin metal cladding and fencing.
Do they include a seal?
Yes, a sealing washer is fitted to help keep water out.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.















