What are the categories of Chipboard Screw?

2025-08-27

Chipboard screws are engineered for exceptional grip in particleboard, MDF, plywood, and composite materials. As a top-tier manufacturer with ISO 9001 certification, RUNYEE offers 120+ variants across five core categories. Below, we dissect these categories using technical specifications, tables to simplify your selection process.

Chipboard Screw

Categorization by Drive Type

Drive Type Description Best For
Pozi (PZ) Cross-shaped recess with 45° ribs; reduces cam-out High-torque assembly lines
Phillips (PH) Standard cross recess; cost-effective Light-duty furniture & DIY projects
Torx (TX) Star-shaped recess; maximizes torque transfer Automated machinery & heavy-load joints
Square (SQ) Robertson-style recess; minimal slippage Quick installations in construction


Categorization by Head Type

Head Type Profile Applications
Double Flat Head Countersunk on both sides Concealed joints in cabinets/fixtures
Pan Head Rounded dome with flat base Surface-mounted fixtures & electronics
Wafer Head Low-profile disc with wide bearing Roofing, cladding & thin materials


Material & Coating Specifications

Chipboard Screw Material Grades:

Carbon Steel: Zinc-plated (5–12μm), yellow chromated, or galvanized.

Stainless Steel: A2 (304) for indoors; A4 (316) for saltwater/high-corrosion zones.

Chipboard Screw Performance Metrics:

Tensile Strength: 500–700 MPa (carbon steel); 700–1,000 MPa (stainless)

Salt Spray Test: 500–1,000 hours


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