RAPID® Dual
Rapid Dual offers a torx drive and hex drive for better force transmission.
Ø 8.0 = T40 or 12mm socket
Ø 10.0 = T50 or 15mm socket
Ø 12.0 = T50 or 17mm socket
1 | Head geometry
- Patented cone underneath head for optimum centring when washer are used
- Head rests flat on metal with 90° screw connection
- Better force transmission with hex drive possible
- The commercially available TX drive saves you time-consuming tool change
2 | Friction part
3 | Thread
4 | Tip
- 35° tip for fast bite
- No pre-drilling required
Available sizes
Rapid® Dual are available in 8 x 50 to 12 x 400 mm.
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Additional information
| Head Geometry | Dual Head |
|---|---|
| Shank Geometry | Friction Part |
| Thread Geometry | Partially Threaded |
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Fully threaded screws are used for timber to timber connections.
Dual Head
Dual head allows for better force transmission with hex drive possible –
especially for high timber density and impact driver.
Wrench-openings:
screw Ø8mm = 12 mm,
screw Ø10mm = 15 mm,
screw Ø12mm = 17 mm.
The commercially available T-Drive saves a time-consuming tool-change.
T-Drive sizes:
screw Ø8mm = T-30,
screw Ø10mm = T-40,
screw Ø12mm = T-40.
Friction Part
The friction part reduces screwing resistance by opening the hole slightly wider than the screw shank. It is usually combined with the half thread.
Friction Part Geometries
Partially Threaded
Partially threaded screws, also known as half thread, pull timber members or steel plates and timber together. For the design head pull-through and withdrawal of thread must be checked. Lateral loads as well as axial loads are efficient transferred.
The axial load capacity of the thread in comparison to the countersunk head is approx. 3:1. Using a washer head screw leads to a similar performance of the thread pull out and the head pull through capacity.
