Meridyen Wood Chipboard Screw 4.0x60, 200 Pieces

Meridyen Wood & Chipboard Screw 4.0×60 mm — 200 Pieces

Meridyen 4.0×60 mm Wood & Chipboard Screw is one of the most preferred fasteners in furniture manufacturing, carpentry, and general timber assembly. With its hardened steel body, yellow zinc plating, and sharp‑pointed deep‑thread design, it drives easily into material without pre‑drilling and delivers a strong, permanent connection. Supplied in an economical pack of 200, offering a practical stock solution for workshops and teams using screws on an ongoing basis.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Meridyen
• Product Type: Wood / Chipboard Screw
• Diameter: 4.0 mm
• Length: 60 mm
• Head Type: Countersunk — Pozidriv (PZ)
• Point Type: Sharp point — no pre‑drilling required
• Material: Hardened steel
• Plating: Yellow zinc (galvanised) — corrosion‑resistant
• Tensile Strength: Approx. 300 MPa
• Pack: 200 pieces / cardboard box
• Barcode: 8697448981637
• Warranty: 2 years against manufacturing defects

Application Areas

• Joining chipboard, MDF, plywood, and solid timber
• Furniture production — cabinets, cases, and frame assembly
• Thick and double‑layered panel applications
• Fixing skirting boards, cladding, and wall panels
• Shelving, furniture legs, and heavy‑duty connection points
• DIY projects, workshop tasks, and repair work
• Light‑to‑medium load wall fixings when used with appropriate wall plugs

Product Advantages

• ✅ Sharp‑pointed design — drives directly without pre‑drilling
• ✅ Deep, sharp thread — grips firmly without splitting wood fibres; high holding power
• ✅ Countersunk head — sits flush with the surface for a neat, professional finish
• ✅ Pozidriv drive — prevents screwdriver slippage; secure, consistent torque transfer
• ✅ Zinc plating — long‑lasting rust resistance indoors; suitable for moderately humid environments
• ✅ 4×60 mm size — reaches sufficient depth in thicker sections for a robust joint
• ✅ Pack of 200 — excellent unit value; convenient stock supply for regular use

Application Guidelines

• Do not force the screw — drive at a right angle using a Pozidriv bit; angled entry may cause breakage
• In very dense or hard timber, drilling a small pilot hole extends service life and reliability
• Ensure the timber thickness is at least 10 mm greater than the screw length for full engagement
• Zinc‑plated products suit indoor use; consider stainless steel for permanent outdoor exposure
• Replace worn driver bits — damaged heads will strip and become difficult to remove
• Store unused screws in dry conditions; avoid prolonged exposure to damp environments

Frequently Asked Questions

— Is pre‑drilling necessary?
Generally not required thanks to the sharp point and fine‑thread form. However, a pilot hole in dense hardwood or when driving quickly reduces the risk of screw breakage.

— Can these be used outdoors?
Zinc plating resists mild moisture and light rain, but stainless steel is recommended for permanent exterior exposure or constant water contact.

— Which driver bit is used?
Pozidriv — standard PZ2 size.

— Are smaller pack sizes available?
Yes — the same screw is also available in a pack of 50.

— What does the warranty cover?
2‑year coverage against manufacturing defects; excludes damage from misuse, over‑torquing, or use in unsuitable materials.