Fasteners

Fasteners

Fasteners

We offer the best worldwide quality and options of accessories such as washers, self-drilling screws, stitching fastener, CR series fasteners and more to meet the unique needs of a variety of roofing materials and structures.

Self Drilling Screws

Features of Spanco Self Drilling Screws

Fast and Stable Drilling Performance

Stringent, In-house Quality Control

Competitive price

Screws gauge metric equivalent of self drilling screws: Sizes of Hex Washer Head Screws:
4 gauge : 2.9mm thick
10g x 16 tpi x 20mm - Full Thread
6 gauge : 3.5mm thick
12g x 14 tpi x 25mm - Full Thread
8 gauge : 4.2mm thick
12g x 14 tpi x 35mm - Full Thread
10 gauge : 4.8mm thick
12g x 14 tpi x 45mm - Full Thread
12 gauge : 5.5mm thick
12g x 14 tpi x 55mm - Full Thread
14 gauge : 6.3mm thick
12g x 14 tpi x 55mm - Double Thread

Silver Grey Ruspert (SR/GR Screws)

Features Range
Anti Corrosive Zinc plus Aluminum coating (Ruspert coating) on the surface
Indented Hex Washer Head - Full Thread
Silver Grey Matte Finish
Indented Hex Flange Washer Head - Full Thread
Indented Hex Flange Washer Head - Double Thread with lock on shank

Zinc Plated (ZP Screws)

Features Range
Surface coating with clear zinc
Indented Hex Washer Head - Full Thread
10 gauge screw suitable for drilling 4mm thick steel
Indented Hex Flange Washer Head - Full Thread
12 gauge screw suitable for drilling 8mm thick steel

Flat Head

Flat Head Features

Sizes Flat Head

Truss Head

Truss Head Features

Sizes Truss Head

Stitching Fastener

NEEDLE POINT

CR Series Fasteners

Drill Tip Point

To fix the horizontal or top metal roofing sheets to structural steel, the secondary substrate is said to be roofing / crest fixing. The fixing is done on the crest of the metal sheet.

For this purpose, the secondary substrate could be cold rolled steel zinc purlins square pipes, no thicker than 4mm.

HR Series Fastener

Washers

The importance of washers in a roofing project is sometimes overlooked because they are small and relatively inexpensive. Though they are tiny, good quality washers are an essential art of the roofing system. Poor quality washers can result in enormous cost if they are designed badly or are of inferior quality. The crucial components to a good washer are - design, material, conductivity and traceability.

Here’s why washers make for critical accessories for your system:

Roofing Fasteners

1. Crest Fixing

Available in 3 different sizes:
– 55mm: Drills up to 4.5mm
– 60 mm: Drills up to 8mm
– 65mm: Drills up to 12 mm

2. VALLEY FIXING

Available in 3 different sizes:
– 25mm: Drills up to 4.5 mm
– 30 mm: Drills up to 12 mm
– 32mm: Drills up to 12 mm

3. OVERLAP FIXING

Available in two options:
– Drill tip : 16 mm
– Needle point : 20 mm

4. COATING

Our roofing fasteners are coated with a proprietary coating that is done over three layers. The basecoat is Zinc followed by Mechanical Plating and finished with a Top Coat which is an Electro Polyseal V Coat that gives 1000 Hrs SST Protection. These coatings protect the base metal from corrosion and protect the life of the roofing metal sheet.

5. APPLICATIONS

– Fixing color coated steel metal sheets.

Hot Rolled Fasteners

1. APPLICATION

For fixing of horizontal / top metal roofing sheets to structural steel / secondary substrate is said to be roofing / crest fixing. The fixing is done on the crest / top of the metal sheet.
Secondary substrate could be a cold rolled steel (Z/C purlins Square pipes, angles with thickness not more than 8mm).

2. COATING

A unique co-polymer coating that provides resistance than Zinc and Cadmium plating.
Tested in accordance to ASTM B117 & AS 3566.

3. MATERIAL

Case hardened carbon steel Rustshield coating AISI 1022

4. SEALING WASHER

EPDM Washer

5. HEAD

Hex washer head 8mm.

6. ACCESSORIES

Power fastener-gun speed under 2500 RPM.

Accessories

Frequently Ask Question (FAQ)

Self-drilling roofing screws are specialized screws that are designed for use in roofing applications. These screws have a sharp point and a drill-like tip that allows them to create their own holes in the roofing material, eliminating the need for pre-drilling and making installation faster and easier.

The main benefits of self-drilling roofing screws include improved speed and ease of installation, reduced need for pre-drilling, improved holding power, and better resistance to corrosion and weathering. These screws also typically have a wider and flatter head that provides a larger contact surface area with the roofing material, resulting in a stronger and more secure attachment.

Self-drilling roofing screws can be used with a wide range of roofing materials, including metal, asphalt, and fiberglass shingles, as well as decking and insulation materials.

Installing self-drilling roofing screws is relatively straightforward. First, make sure that the roofing material is clean and dry. Next, align the screw with the desired location and press it against the roofing material. Then, using a drill or power driver, start the screw and continue tightening until it is fully seated. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and guidelines for the specific screws you are using.

Regular roofing screws have a sharp point, but they do not have the drill-like tip that allows them to create their own holes. As a result, they require pre-drilling in order to be installed, which can be time-consuming and challenging. In contrast, self-drilling roofing screws have a combined drill-and-screw tip that allows them to create their own holes, making installation faster and easier.

It is important to choose self-drilling roofing screws that are compatible with the specific type of roofing material you are working with. Some screws may be better suited for use with metal roofs, while others may be better suited for use with asphalt shingles or fiberglass. Be sure to consult the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines to ensure that you choose the right screws for your project.

The correct length of self-drilling roofing screw to use depends on the thickness of the roofing material and the underlying decking. In general, you want the screw to penetrate through the roofing material and into the decking beneath, but not so far that it emerges on the other side. A general rule of thumb is to choose a screw that is about 1-1/2 to 2 times the thickness of the roofing material.

Yes, self-drilling roofing screws can be used for interior applications, such as hanging drywall or attaching insulation. However, it is important to choose screws that are specifically designed for interior use, as some roofing screws may be too aggressive for use on indoor surfaces.

Self-drilling roofing screws are designed to be used once and should not be reused. Reusing screws can compromise their holding power and increase the risk of leaks or other damage to the roof. If you need to remove a self-drilling roofing screw, it is best to replace it with a new screw.

QUALITY

Guarantee that we offer

SPANCO® Durable Roofing Solutions determines to accomplish and maintain a prestige for superiority and shall aspire to fulfill the customer requirement by higher grade products / high quality standards at competitive prices and delivery within the scheduled time-span.

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