Hales Yeah 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 in Trailer Deck Screws, T30 Torx, (50 Pack)
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- Type F Thread-Cutting Design: Type F thread-cutting tip cuts threads into steel cross-members through a 7/32 in. pilot hole without requiring a separate tapping step; oil phosphate coating lubricates on contact to reduce drive effort and extend bit life during high-volume floorboard screw installation
- Wide Trailer Compatibility: Compatible with flatbed, drop-deck, curtain-side, dry van, enclosed, utility, gooseneck, and horse/livestock trailers; suitable for apitong, hardwood, and softwood deck boards fastened to steel cross-member and C-channel frames
- Flush Flathead Profile: Flathead profile sits flush with the deck surface with no raised head to snag straps, tarps, or pallet runners during cargo loading and unloading; essential for flatbed and enclosed trailer floor installations
- Case-Hardened Carbon Steel Construction: Case-hardened carbon steel per SAE J933 with HRC 45 minimum surface hardness and 142 lb-in minimum torsional strength; black phosphate and oil finish for corrosion resistance; fully threaded UNC 1/4-20 right-hand shank for maximum holding strength in wood-to-metal trailer frame connections
- Six-lobe Torx drive delivers higher torque transfer and lower cam-out rate than hex or Phillips, reducing bit wear and strip-out risk during production trailer floor screw installation
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Select a product to estimate shipping.Specifications: Trailer Deck Screws for Attaching Wood to Metal
Installation Process for Trailer Floorboard Screws
Floorboard Planning
Laying out a wooden flatbed for a trailer deck requires precision and planning to ensure a durable and functional surface.
Measure Your Trailer : Before purchasing or cutting any wood, measure the length and width of your trailer's bed.
Select Your Wood : Choose a wood type suitable for outdoor use and capable of withstanding the weight and type of cargo you plan to transport. Common choices include treated lumber or hardwoods like oak or apitong. Ensure the wood is straight and free of large defects.
Cut the Wood : Based on your measurements, cut the wood to the required length. If the trailer is wider than the width of one board, you'll need to lay boards side by side. Leave a small gap (about 1/8 inch) between each board to allow for wood expansion due to temperature changes and to prevent water from pooling on the deck.
Dry Fit the Deck Boards : Before securing the boards, lay them out on the trailer bed to ensure they fit properly. This is your chance to make any final adjustments or cuts. Ensure the boards are aligned and flush with the edges of the trailer. The ends of the boards should be supported by the crossmembers underneath.
Mark the Position of Crossmembers (if not visible) : If the trailer's crossmembers are not visible from above, mark their positions on the side of the trailer or directly on the boards after aligning them. This will guide you where to drill pilot holes and drive the deck screws.
Mark Out Pilot Hole Locations
Once the decking is in place, confirm the positions of the crossmembers and indicate with a marker where holes need to be drilled. Wherever the wood of the trailer deck intersects with a crossmember, designate two drilling points approximately 1" from each side of the plank.
Align with Structural Members : Align the holes with the underlying support members (studs, joists, or crossmembers) for maximum strength achieved.
Spacing for Multiple Trailer Floor Screws : Ensure the pilot holes are evenly spaced. This not only improves the appearance but also ensures the load is evenly distributed.
Marking the Locations : Use a pencil, marker, or a small punch to mark the location of each hole. This helps in drilling accurately and prevents the drill bit from wandering. For precision, use a ruler, tape measure, or a template to ensure the marks are correctly positioned.
Drill Pilot Holes Thru the Wood and Metal
Use a 7/32" drill bit to create a pilot hole (a pilot hole is a small-diameter hole that guides the trailer decking screws)
Secure the Material : Make sure the material you're drilling into is stable and secure. You might need to clamp it down or have someone hold it firmly to prevent it from moving.
Position the Drill : Place the tip of the drill bit on the mark you made. Hold the drill so that the bit is perpendicular to the material's surface.
Drill the Hole : Start the drill at a slow speed to establish the hole. Once the bit has begun to bite into the material, you can increase the speed. Apply steady pressure.
Go through wood and metal : The trailer deck screws will self tap in the pilot hole (remember, these are wood to metal self tapping screws)
Secure Installation and Flush Mount with Flathead Self Drilling Screws
With a T30 star bit, drive the trailer floorboard screws through the wood and into the metal crossmembers, positioning them slightly beneath the wood's surface to prevent any protrusions.
When installed correctly, these self drilling screws deliver the essential hold for the boards, ensuring that your floor stays firmly secured while in transit.
Product details




| Main Specification | |
|---|---|
| Materiāli | Oglekļa tērauds or HRC 45 Minimum or Meets SAE J933 |
| Ražotājs | Hales Corners Supply LLC |
| Vienību skaits | 50 Skaits |
| Vienība Izmēri L x W x H | 2,5 x 0,25 x 0,25 collas |
| Ārējā apdare | Phosphate and Oil |
| Metāla veids | Oglekļa tērauds |
| Galvas stils | Flat / Countersunk |
| Pavedienu aptvērums | Pilnībā vītņots |
| Ārpus Diametra | 0,25 collas |
| Zīmols | Hales Yeah! |
| Galvas tips | Plakans |
| UPC | 198168263310 |
| Vienību skaits | 50 |
| Stiprinājuma tips | Self-Tapping Screw Floor Board Screw |
| Vienības diametrs | 0,25 collas |
| Gabalu skaits | 50 |
| Stiprinājuma izmērs | 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 in |
| Pavediena izmērs | 1/4-20 |
| Krāsa | Melns |
| Pavediena tips | Unc |
| Diska sistēma | Torx |
| Globālais tirdzniecības identifikācijas numurs | 00198168263310 |
| Product information | |
| Uzstādīt nosaukumu | 50 pieces or Thread Cutting Trailer Deck Screws 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 in |
| Iepakojumu skaits | 1 |
| Technical Details | |
| Materiāla veids | Oglekļa tērauds or HRC 45 Minimum or Meets SAE J933 |
| Maksimālais bīdes spēks | 000 psi or 80 |
| Daļas numurs | Trailer Deck Screws 1/4-20x2.5 50ct |
| Paraugs | Trailer Floorboard Screws 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 |
| Pavedienu stils | Labā roka |
| Pavediena klase | Standarta |
| Iestatīt ieskrūvējamā pavediena tipu | CND |
| Style | |
| Apdares tipi | Oil Phosphate |
| Measurements | |
| Vienības izmēri | 2,5 x 0,25 x 0,25 collas |
| Others | |
| Vienības izcelšana | Torx Drive Flathead Type F Thread-Cutting Wood to Metal Fasteners or Black Phosphate Carbon Steel or 7/32in Pilot Hole Required |
| Produkta veids | pašvītņgriezes skrūves |
| Izmērs Nosaukums | 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 in |
| Skrūves galvas stils | Flat / Countersunk |
| Skrūves punkta stils | Type F Point |
| Head Angle | 82 degrees |







