Chipboard Screw

The Chipboard Screw has a coarse thread and a fine shank to maximise grip into chipboard, MDF and other soft timbers. The head has nibs which helps to remove chipboard particles when countersinking. They are self-tapping, so you do not need to drill a pilot hole. The screw will cut a thread into the material itself. Chipboard screws have a thin shaft to prevent the material from splitting. Their coarse threads help to secure the screws into the chipboard. They are the best type of screw to fasten chipboard to another piece of chipboard or to fasten chipboard to wood, but they also have various applications across different industries.