Screw/Bolt Fischer 670280

The Fischer 670280 screw/bolt is a stainless steel fastener designed for reliable use with wood materials. Its corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction and blue finish provide both durability and straightforward identification on the job. The product is packaged in a compact unit weighing 2.69 kg with a width of 315 mm and a height of 90 mm, facilitating storage and handling for professional and DIY projects.

Advantages

Constructed from stainless steel, this screw/bolt offers resistance to rust and long-term dimensional stability when used in timber applications. The blue color improves visibility in material boxes and on-site, while the packaged dimensions and weight make it convenient to transport and store. The design is suitable for repeated use in woodworking where corrosion resistance and mechanical reliability are required.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Fastening wooden structural elements and joinery.
• Interior and exterior wood assemblies where corrosion resistance is needed.
• General carpentry, decking, and furniture construction involving wood substrates.

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability.
• Intended substrate: wood materials.
• Finish: blue for improved visibility.
• Package weight: 2.69 kg for handling and storage planning.
• Package dimensions: 315 mm (width) × 90 mm (height) for storage compatibility.

How to use

Select an appropriate pilot hole or pre-drilling diameter for the wood type and screw size you are using to avoid splitting. Position the screw/bolt and drive it with a compatible screwdriver bit or power driver, applying steady pressure and maintaining alignment to ensure secure seating. For exterior or load-bearing applications, verify that the stainless steel fastener is suitable for the specific exposure and mechanical requirements of your project.

Usage recommendations

Store the packaged screws in a dry place and handle with gloves if necessary to protect the finish. When installing in hardwood or treated timber, consider pre-drilling to the recommended diameter and using the correct driver bit to minimize head damage and ensure consistent torque. For critical structural uses, follow applicable building codes and fastener spacing guidelines.