Screw kit Fischer 553347

The Fischer 553347 screw kit contains 210 metal screws designed for fastening into concrete, fibreboard and plasterboard. Supplied in a compact storage box, the set consolidates a selection of screw sizes commonly used in building, renovation and repair work. The screws are made from metal and intended for general-purpose mechanical fastening where corrosion resistance and secure holding are required.

Advantages

The kit provides a broad quantity of screws in a single package, reducing the need to purchase multiple small packs. Screws are arranged and stored in a labeled box that simplifies selection and transport to the worksite. Metal construction offers reliable tensile strength and consistent thread engagement in a range of base materials, and the selection covers typical sizes for mounting fixtures, fittings and finishing elements.

Suitable for

• Fixing fixtures and fittings to concrete substrates
• Fastening furniture components into fibreboard
• Securing profiles, brackets and lightweight elements to plasterboard
• General repair and renovation tasks requiring metal screw fasteners

Key specifications

• Contents: 210 metal screws in assorted sizes
• Material: metal (steel)
• Intended base materials: concrete, fibreboard, plasterboard
• Packaging: compartmented storage box for organized transport and use

How to use

Select a screw size appropriate for the thickness of the material and the load requirements. Pre-drill a pilot hole when fixing into concrete or where the substrate requires an anchor; use a suitable drill bit and depth consistent with the screw length. For fibreboard and plasterboard, position screws to avoid splitting and use rapid, controlled driving with a screwdriver or powered driver set to an appropriate torque. Ensure each screw is driven flush or slightly countersunk depending on the finishing requirement.

Usage recommendations

Store the screw kit in a dry place to limit corrosion. For heavy or load-bearing applications in concrete, combine screws with appropriate anchors or plugs designed for the substrate. When fastening into plasterboard for medium loads, consider using dedicated drywall anchors to improve holding power. Wear eye protection and follow standard safe drilling and fastening practices.