High-torque TORX drive screws with optimised thread geometry for fast penetration and strong pull-out resistance. Available in a wide range of trade-standard sizes from 3.5mm to 8.0mm diameter. Good for structural timber, joinery, and general wood-to-wood fixing.
Available options and pricing for TORX Performance Plus Wood Screws, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
QTY
Bit size
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
3.5 x 20mm
200
T15 Bit
PX3520PP
£1.33£1.60
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3.5 x 25mm
200
T15 Bit
PX3525PP
£1.54£1.85
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3.5 x 30mm
200
T15 Bit
PX3530PP
£1.72£2.06
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3.5 x 40mm
200
T15 Bit
PX3540PP
£2.24£2.69
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4.0 x 20mm
200
T20 Bit
PX420PP
£1.57£1.88
—
4.0 x 25mm
200
T20 Bit
PX425PP
£1.71£2.05
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4.0 x 30mm
200
T20 Bit
PX430PP
£1.97£2.36
—
4.0 x 40mm
200
T20 Bit
PX440PP
£2.35£2.82
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4.0 x 50mm
200
T20 Bit
PX450PP
£2.80£3.36
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4.0 x 60mm
200
T20 Bit
PX460PP
£3.22£3.86
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4.0 x 70mm
100
T20 Bit
PX470PP
£2.28£2.74
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5.0 x 40mm
200
T25 Bit
PX540PP
£3.32£3.98
—
5.0 x 50mm
200
T25 Bit
PX550PP
£4.12£4.94
—
5.0 x 60mm
100
T25 Bit
PX560PP
£2.62£3.14
—
5.0 x 70mm
100
T25 Bit
PX570PP
£2.77£3.32
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5.0 x 80mm
100
T25 Bit
PX580PP
£3.54£4.25
—
5.0 x 90mm
100
T25 Bit
PX590PP
£3.72£4.46
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5.0 x 100mm
100
T25 Bit
PX5100PP
£4.10£4.92
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6.0 x 80mm
100
T30 Bit
PX680PP
£4.75£5.70
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6.0 x 100mm
100
T30 Bit
PX6100PP
£6.13£7.36
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6.0 x 130mm
100
T30 Bit
PX6130PP
£8.08£9.70
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6.0 x 150mm
100
T30 Bit
PX6150PP
£9.45£11.34
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6.0 x 180mm
100
T30 Bit
PX6180PP
£14.80£17.76
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6.0 x 200mm
100
T30 Bit
PX6200PP
£17.39£20.87
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8.0 x 225mm
50
T40 Bit
PX8225PP
£22.46£26.95
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8.0 x 250mm
50
T40 Bit
PX8250PP
£25.21£30.25
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8.0 x 275mm
25
T40 Bit
PX8275PP
£14.21£17.05
—
8.0 x 300mm
25
T40 Bit
PX8300PP
£15.92£19.10
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TORX Performance Plus Wood Screws are a solid choice for tradespeople who are tired of chewed-up bits and screws that fight back. The TORX drive gives you a proper positive engagement between bit and screw head, so the torque goes into the fixing rather than stripping the recess. Cam-out is effectively a non-issue, which matters when you are driving a few hundred screws in a day and your wrists already have enough to deal with.
The thread geometry is optimised for fast penetration into timber. The screw bites quickly and pulls down cleanly without needing excessive force, which means less pre-drilling on most softwood applications and a cleaner finish on sheet materials and joinery work. Once seated, pull-out resistance is strong, so these hold well under load in structural and general carpentry applications alike.
Where TORX Performance Plus Wood Screws Get Used
The size range covers a lot of ground. From 3.5 x 20mm for fine trim work up to 8.0 x 300mm for heavy structural fixing, there is a size here for most jobs on a typical timber frame or joinery site. The TORX drive sizes run from T15 through to T40, so you are not hunting for an obscure bit that nobody stocks.
These screws suit joiners, carpenters, timber frame erectors, and general builders who want a reliable, consistent fixing without paying over the odds. The TORX Performance Plus Wood Screws are available in sensible box quantities, making them straightforward to buy in bulk and keep on the van without cluttering up every shelf with half-empty boxes.
Pro Tip: When driving into hardwood or dense engineered timber, a drop of wax or soap on the thread before driving will let the screw seat cleanly at speed without the thread binding and risking a snapped shank.
These screws are used across a wide range of timber fixing applications. Stud walls, floor decking, roof structure, timber frame construction, staircase joinery, cabinet carcassing, skirting and architrave, door lining installation, and general site carpentry are all typical uses. The smaller diameters suit fine trim and internal joinery where a neat finish matters, while the larger 5.0mm and 6.0mm sizes handle structural work where holding strength is the priority. The 8.0mm heavy-duty sizes are suited to post fixing, large section timbers, and applications where significant shear or withdrawal loads are expected.
Best For
Structural timber fixing
Floor and roof decking
Stud wall construction
Cabinet and joinery work
Skirting, architrave and trim
General site carpentry
Compatible With
T15 TORX bit (3.5mm screws)
T20 TORX bit (4.0mm screws)
T25 TORX bit (5.0mm screws)
T30 TORX bit (6.0mm screws)
T40 TORX bit (8.0mm screws)
Key Specifications
Diameters: 3.5mm, 4.0mm, 5.0mm, 6.0mm, 8.0mm
Lengths: 20mm up to 300mm
Drive type: TORX
Application: wood-to-wood
Box quantities: 25, 50, 100, 200
Not suitable for: Not suitable for external or exposed applications unless a corrosion-resistant or stainless grade is specified. Not recommended for fixing into masonry or metal sections without appropriate pilot holes and the correct fixing type.
Select the correct size for your material thickness and load requirement. As a general rule, the screw length should be at least twice the thickness of the top piece being fixed. Choose the matching TORX bit size for the screw diameter to ensure a proper fit and avoid any slippage during driving.
For softwood and most sheet materials, these can be driven directly without pre-drilling in most cases. For hardwood, dense engineered timber, or fixings close to the end grain, a pilot hole will prevent splitting and reduce the risk of snapping the shank under load. Drive at a controlled speed and ease off the clutch or torque setting as the screw seats to avoid sinking the head too deep.
Select the correct screw length: aim for the screw to penetrate the receiving timber by at least the length of the top piece being fixed.
Match your TORX bit to the screw diameter: T15 for 3.5mm, T20 for 4.0mm, T25 for 5.0mm, T30 for 6.0mm, T40 for 8.0mm.
For hardwood or fixings near end grain, drill a pilot hole slightly narrower than the screw shank to prevent splitting.
Position the screw and start driving at low speed to locate the tip before increasing speed.
Drive until the head sits flush or just below the surface, then ease off torque to avoid over-sinking.
Check the head is seated cleanly and the timber has not split, particularly on thinner sections.
Do I need to pre-drill for these screws in softwood?
In most softwood applications you can drive these directly without pre-drilling. For fixings close to the end grain, in hardwood, or in dense engineered timber, a pilot hole is advisable to prevent splitting and reduce the risk of snapping the shank.
Which TORX bit size do I need for each screw diameter?
Use a T15 bit for 3.5mm screws, T20 for 4.0mm, T25 for 5.0mm, T30 for 6.0mm, and T40 for the 8.0mm heavy-duty sizes. Using the correct bit size is important for maintaining full drive engagement and avoiding wear on both the bit and the screw head.
TORX Performance Plus Wood Screws feature a TORX drive recess designed to maximise torque transfer and eliminate the cam-out common with Phillips and Pozidriv drives. The optimised thread profile provides fast penetration and strong pull-out resistance in timber substrates. Available across five diameter sizes from 3.5mm to 8.0mm with lengths up to 300mm, covering light joinery through to heavy structural fixing.
Drive Type
TORX
Available Diameters
3.5mm, 4.0mm, 5.0mm, 6.0mm, 8.0mm
Available Lengths
20mm to 300mm
Bit Sizes
T15, T20, T25, T30, T40
Application
Wood to wood
Box Quantities
25, 50, 100, 200
Size
3.5 x 20mm, 3.5 x 25mm, 3.5 x 30mm, 3.5 x 40mm, 4.0 x 20mm, 4.0 x 25mm, 4.0 x 30mm, 4.0 x 40mm, 4.0 x 50mm, 4.0 x 60mm, 4.0 x 70mm, 5.0 x 100mm, 5.0 x 40mm, 5.0 x 50mm, 5.0 x 60mm, 5.0 x 70mm, 5.0 x 80mm, 5.0 x 90mm, 6.0 x 100mm, 6.0 x 130mm, 6.0 x 150mm, 6.0 x 180mm, 6.0 x 200mm, 6.0 x 80mm, 8.0 x 225mm, 8.0 x 250mm, 8.0 x 275mm, 8.0 x 300mm
Box Quantity
100, 200, 25, 50
Bit size
T15 Bit, T20 Bit, T25 Bit, T30 Bit, T40 Bit
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