ews – Twin Cut Speed
WhyBuy? • Premium quality screws • Comprehensive range • Corrosion protected • Easy start/drive design • Different variants for a multitude of jobs
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co-operate with me. They waste my time and I hate the noise of a bit camming out of a badly designed slot. To my mind, the sound of failure. Some will say I need to replace my driver bits more regularly – I do, and they are good quality bits, so there! The C2’s driver slots are deeply and accurately machined and will hold onto a
decent driver bit by friction alone – helpful sometimes in offering up a screw to the workpiece. Also included in my package of C2 Screws was a box of C2 Exterior screws
with a silver ruspert plating. This is said to offer superior corrosion resistance and are designed to be used on everything from decking and fencing to fixing external latches and hinges. Maybe I will get the chance to tell you how I got on with those in a year or so! All in all, the new Classic C2 design screws are a quality piece of
kit that has all the features needed for general purpose users, whether for internal or external applications. Pity I used so many for testing, they could have been more useful on an actual job. For the retailers TIMco makes the packaging and display
options easy too. There is the option of the Classic C2 Trade case – a metal case with over 1,800 screws in it – ranging in sizes from 3.5 x 16mm up to 5x100mm. Easy to stock for retailers and easy to carry for end users. Standard cardboard boxes of TIMco Classic screws are marked
for identification for size and gauge in easy to read black letters on a white background – my aging eyes are grateful for such clarity.
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