براغي تثبيت ألواح الجبس كناوف قياس (6X25mm) تباع (Per Pkt)

This screw is a drywall fixing fastener designed for attaching gypsum boards to studs. The 6x25mm size provides a secure bite with a deep thread for strong grip, and the screw is corrosion-resistant and easy to install or remove.

Size: 6mm diameter, 25mm length. Deep-threaded for maximum grip, corrosion-resistant steel, and a smooth finish to facilitate easy installation and removal for drywall applications.

These gypsum screws are intended for drywall fixing in typical interior framing. For metal studs or wooden frames, ensure you use fasteners compatible with the framing material and follow standard drywall installation practices.

Use a screwdriver or an impact/cordless drill with a Phillips bit. Drive the screw perpendicular to the board until the head sits flush with the surface. Avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the board.

The screws are designed to be removable. Simply unscrew with a screwdriver or bit; the deep thread helps with a clean removal and reuse if the screw isn’t damaged.

Pack quantities vary by packaging. Check the product listing on Fepy for the exact count per pkt for the item you’re purchasing.

This drywall screw is designed for interior use and offers corrosion resistance. Handle with standard PPE when using tools and follow general workshop safety practices.

The 6x25mm size is a common choice for standard drywall thickness. For thicker boards, the 6x30mm variant offers a longer bite (e.g., https://fepy.com/knauf-gypsum-screw-6x30mm-per-pkt). If you’re working with thinner boards, the 4x25mm option is also available (e.g., https://fepy.com/knauf-gypsum-screw-4x25mm-per-pkt).

Yes, as long as the head is not stripped and the screw remains straight and undamaged, it can be reused.

Knauf’s gypsum screws are designed with a deep thread for secure grip, a smooth finish for easier driving and removal, and corrosion resistance for longer-lasting performance, making them a reliable drywall fastener.

A Phillips-head screwdriver, a cordless drill, or an impact driver with a Phillips bit is sufficient. Use steady pressure and avoid over-tightening.

Store screws in a dry place, keep containers sealed to prevent moisture exposure, and handle them with standard workshop practices to avoid damage.