DEWALT Collated Drywall Screws – Coarse Black

DEWALT collated drywall screws are a go-to choice for drylining crews who need consistent, fast installation without the faff of loose screws. These 35mm coarse thread screws are designed specifically for fixing plasterboard to metal drywall profiles, and the collated strip format means you stay productive without stopping to reload every few boards.

The needle point tip drives cleanly through board and bites into metal stud profiles without pre-drilling. That matters on a busy site where you are covering a lot of square metreage and every second counts. The bugle head sits flush without tearing the paper face of the board, which is exactly what you want before taping and jointing.

Why Tradespeople Rely on DEWALT Collated Drywall Screws

The black phosphate coating gives these screws decent corrosion resistance, which is useful in buildings where the board goes up before the envelope is fully weathertight. It also reduces friction during drive, helping the screw seat cleanly at speed.

The strip itself is worth mentioning. DEWALT have designed it to feed reliably and reduce jams, which is something you notice pretty quickly if you have ever used a cheaper collated screw that jams every third strip and costs you ten minutes per hour. These feed smoothly through most leading autofeed screw guns, including DEWALT, Makita and Senco models. Worth checking your specific gun’s size capacity before ordering, but compatibility is broad.

Available in boxes of 1,000, with significant savings when you step up to the carton of 10,000. If you are fitting out a whole floor or a large commercial unit, buying by the carton is the obvious move.