SENCO collated drywall screws in coarse thread, black phosphate finish. Supplied in boxes of 1000, compatible with all autofeed screw guns. Available in sizes from 25mm to 75mm to suit most drywall fixing applications.
Size
Price
QTY
25mm
£8.13£9.76
30mm
£8.97£10.76
35mm
£9.20£11.04
40mm
£9.64£11.57
41mm
£9.98£11.98
45mm
£11.28£13.54
50mm
£12.41£14.89
55mm
£12.85£15.42
75mm
£21.99£26.39
SENCO collated drywall screws are a straightforward, reliable choice for anyone running an autofeed screw gun on site. These coarse thread, black phosphate screws are designed specifically for fixing plasterboard to timber studwork, and they come collated on strips so your autofeed gun can keep pace with your work rather than slowing it down. The drywall screws collated format is what separates a productive dry lining job from a slow one, and SENCO have been making these to a consistent standard for long enough to have earned their place in most dryliner’s kit.
Each box contains 1000 screws, which is a sensible quantity for a working day on a decent-sized job. The coarse thread cuts cleanly into timber without pre-drilling, and the black phosphate coating resists corrosion during the build phase. The bugle head countersinks flush into the board face without tearing the paper, which is exactly what you want before skimming or taping.
Where SENCO Collated Drywall Screws Fit Into Your Work
These screws are built to run through any autofeed screw gun, though it’s worth checking your gun’s size capacity against the length you’re ordering. SENCO manufacture their own autofeed systems, so their collated screws are dimensionally consistent and will feed reliably through compatible equipment. That said, they work just as well through other brands of autofeed gun on site, provided the strip format matches your collator.
Sizes run from 25mm up to 75mm, covering the typical range of board thicknesses and substrate depths you’ll encounter on most commercial and residential dry lining work. A 25mm or 30mm screw suits single-layer 12.5mm board into steel or timber. Thicker boards, double layers, or fixing through a batten bring the longer sizes into play. The fact that you can order the same product across the full size range means you’re not switching suppliers as the job changes.
Buying in Volume
At 1000 screws per box, these work well for day-to-day site use. If you’re pricing up a larger fit-out or need to stock the van properly, buying across multiple boxes makes sense. Bulk pricing is available, so it’s worth getting in touch before placing a large order rather than just clicking through at the standard price. A box of 1000 drywall screws collated goes quickly when you’ve got two or three operatives running guns on the same floor.
The SENCO Collated Drywall Screws are stocked across the full size range, so you can consolidate your order rather than picking up different sizes from different suppliers. Consistent quality across a full range, available to ship promptly, is what keeps these screws on regular order lists for drylining contractors.
Pro Tip: If your autofeed gun starts misfiring or double-driving screws, check the collation strip pitch before blaming the gun, as strip inconsistency from cheaper screw brands is a common cause that SENCO screws are less prone to.
SENCO collated drywall screws are used daily on dry lining and partition wall jobs across residential and commercial sites. They fix plasterboard to timber studwork and metal framing systems, and are the go-to fastener when using an autofeed screw gun to cover large areas of board quickly. The range of available lengths means they suit single-layer board, double-layer systems, and fixing through battens where a longer screw is needed to reach the substrate properly.
Best For
Fixing plasterboard to timber studwork
Fixing plasterboard to metal framing
Double-layer board systems
High-volume autofeed gun work
Residential and commercial dry lining
Compatible With
All autofeed screw guns (check size capacity per gun)
Not suitable for: Not suitable for fixing into masonry or concrete substrates. These are not structural screws and should not be used for load-bearing connections.
Load the collated strip into your autofeed screw gun according to the manufacturer's instructions for your specific model. Set the drive depth so the bugle head sits just below the board surface without breaking through the paper face. Drive screws at approximately 150mm to 300mm centres depending on the specification, working from the centre of the board outward toward the edges.
Keep the gun perpendicular to the board face to avoid angled fixings that can cause the head to tear rather than countersink cleanly. Check the first few screws on a new strip to confirm depth setting before continuing across the board run.
Select the correct screw length for your board thickness and substrate depth
Load the collated screw strip into the autofeed gun magazine
Set the drive depth clutch to countersink the head just below the board surface without breaking the paper
Hold the gun perpendicular to the board face and position the nose on your fixing point
Drive screws at the specified centres, typically 150mm to 300mm depending on the build specification
Check the first few screws in each new strip to confirm consistent depth before continuing
Inspect finished fixings to ensure no torn paper or proud heads before boarding is complete
Will these screws fit my autofeed gun if it's not a SENCO brand?
Yes, SENCO collated drywall screws are designed to be compatible with all autofeed screw guns. The collation strip format is standard across the industry. Always cross-check the screw length against your gun's stated size capacity, as some guns have a maximum length they can handle.
Which screw length should I use for standard 12.5mm plasterboard on timber stud?
A 25mm or 30mm screw is the standard choice for single-layer 12.5mm plasterboard fixed into timber studwork. The 25mm gives adequate penetration for most timber framing. If you're fixing double-layer board or going through a batten first, move up to a longer size accordingly.
Can I get better pricing if I need to order several boxes?
Yes, bulk pricing is available. If you're ordering a significant quantity across one or more sizes, contact the team directly before placing your order and they can confirm the best price rather than you paying the standard per-box rate.
SENCO collated drywall screws feature a coarse thread profile optimised for biting into softwood timber and light gauge steel framing without pre-drilling. The bugle head geometry distributes load across the board face as the screw reaches depth, reducing the risk of paper tear. The black phosphate coating provides a degree of corrosion resistance appropriate for internal dry lining work during the construction phase.
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