
Otter 12 x 35mm Black Hex Head Screws - 12 Pack
Description & Specs
Otter 12 x 35mm Black Hex Head Screws are supplied as a 12-pack.
- Gauge: 12
- Length: 35mm
- Head: Hex head
- Colour: Black
- Pack: 12
Driven with a hex socket or driver bit, these screws suit fastening timber and general fixing jobs around the home, garden and workshop.
More about this product
Otter 12 x 35mm Black Hex Head Screws 12 Pack are designed for timber applications, featuring a self-drilling tip and corrosion protection.
The Otter 12 x 35mm Black Hex Head Screws are specifically engineered for timber use, particularly effective when working with pre-painted surfaces. These screws feature a self-drilling T17 tip, eliminating the need for pre-drilling, which streamlines the installation process. With a Class 3 galvanised finish, they provide reliable corrosion protection, ensuring durability in various environments. The screws are fully threaded up to 35mm, enhancing their grip and stability in timber applications.
Features
- Self-drilling T17 tip eliminates the need for pre-drilling.
- Class 3 galvanised for enhanced corrosion resistance.
- Fully threaded design up to 35mm for improved grip.
- Ideal for timber applications, especially with pre-painted surfaces.
Specifications
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 50mm x 21mm x 145mm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
| Material | Steel |
| Colour | Black |
| Model Number | OTTER-12-35 |
| Volume/Size | 12 Pack |
Otter 12 x 35mm Black Hex Head Screws 12 Pack are suitable for various timber applications.
Questions & Answers
What size are these screws?
12 gauge, 35mm long.
How many come in the pack?
Twelve screws.
How are they driven?
With a hex socket or driver bit, via the hex head.
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.










