Selectron 3.5x25 Fine-Thread Drywall Screw, Sharp Point (1,000 Pieces)

Selectron 3.5×25 Drywall Screw — Fine‑Threaded, Sharp Point (1,000 Pieces)

The Selectron 3.5×25 mm Fine‑Threaded Drywall Screw is a short, practical fastener used for securing drywall panels to wooden framing. Its compact 25 mm length provides an ideal fit especially for thinner drywall types, fastening drywall panels to one another, and thin wooden battens. The fine‑thread design delivers a quick, firm hold, and its sharp point allows easy installation without needing a pilot hole. The 1,000‑piece pack is an economical, convenient stock solution for tradespeople, renovation teams, and suppliers.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Selectron
• Type: Drywall Screw — Fine‑Threaded, Sharp Point
• Diameter: 3.5 mm
• Length: 25 mm
• Head Type: Trumpet Head — seats without damaging the drywall surface
• Thread Pattern: Fine‑threaded — strong hold in wood
• Point Style: Sharp Point — fast entry without pilot hole
• Coating: Phosphate / Black — corrosion resistance
• Material: Hardened Carbon Steel
• Compatible Framing: Thin wooden battens, light‑gauge steel profiles
• Packaging: 1,000 pieces per pack
• Origin: Turkey

Applications

• Securing 9.5 mm thin drywall panels to wooden framing
• Joining drywall panels together and reinforcing joints
• Drywall installation on thin wooden batten and lath systems
• Small‑scale repairs, fixes, and component replacement work
• Interior decoration, niche and custom partition applications
• Quick remedial work in renovation and refurbishment projects
• Daily use and stockholding for drywall specialists
• Detail work and fine‑gauge cladding applications

Product Advantages

• Short 25 mm length — will not pass through thinner materials, delivers a clean, secure installation
• Fine‑thread design — grips wood quickly, does not slip as the screw advances, resists loosening under vibration
• Sharp point — installs directly without pre‑drilling, saving time and labour on site
• Trumpet head — seats neatly into the drywall without breaking the surface, leaving an even base ready for plastering
• Black phosphate coating — corrosion‑resistant, invisible under plaster and paint, maintains a neat appearance
• Hardened steel — high resistance to breaking and bending; screwdriver bit does not slip
• Ideal for thin wooden battens — safe to use on slender framing where longer, thicker screws would cause damage
• 1,000‑piece pack — convenient handling, cost‑effective pricing, and assured continuous supply

Installation & Assembly Recommendations

• Drive the screw perfectly perpendicular to the surface; angled entry reduces contact area and may split the panel
• Ensure the head sits flush with the surface; do not over‑drive and weaken the drywall
• Edge distance — install screws no closer than 10–15 mm from the panel edge
• Penetration depth in wood — must enter at least 12–15 mm into the timber for adequate holding power
• Not suitable for standard 12.5 mm drywall — use 35 mm or 45 mm versions instead
• Steel profiles — compatible where material thickness is ≤1 mm; choose fine‑threaded screws for thicker sections
• Do not over‑tighten — avoid pulling the head in so deeply that it weakens the material
• Store in dry conditions; prolonged exposure to moisture shortens coating life

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it on standard 12.5 mm drywall?
Not recommended — this screw is designed for 9.5 mm thin drywall or panel‑to‑panel joining; select a 35 mm screw for standard thickness.

How does it differ from the coarse‑threaded version?
Fine‑threaded is engineered for wood framing; coarse‑threaded provides more effective grip in steel profiles.

Is a pilot hole required?
No — the sharp point allows direct installation, speeding up work on site.

Will it rust?
Phosphate coating is sufficient under normal indoor conditions; use stainless steel variants for permanently damp or outdoor environments.

Are other lengths available?
Yes — 35 mm, 45 mm, 55 mm and 75 mm lengths are available under the same brand.