Reisser Cutter Screws – High Performance

Reisser Cutter woodscrews are one of those products that end up in almost every joiner’s, carpenter’s and first-fix carpenter’s kit bag. Available in sizes from 3.5 x 16mm right up to 6.0 x 200mm, these are a proper all-purpose timber screw built to drive cleanly, sit flush, and stay put. If you’ve been using standard zinc-plated screws, the difference is immediately obvious.

The yellow tropicalised coating gives up to 20 times more rust resistance than standard zinc-plated woodscrews. That matters on site, where screws sit in exposed timber or get left in the bag through a rainy week. These aren’t going to corrode on you before the job’s done.

The 25-degree needle point means the screw starts immediately without wandering, and the self-countersinking design means no pre-boring is needed in softwood, chipboard or most hardwoods. Two patented anti-split slots reduce the risk of timber splitting close to the edge, which is exactly where you need it most. The reinforced collar prevents snapping and improves the depth engagement of the pozi bit, so cam-out is far less of a problem. The ribs and tucks around the shank allow the screw to sit flush without tearing the surface.

Why Reisser Cutter Woodscrews Are Worth the Switch

The waxed thread makes driving noticeably smoother, especially in denser timbers where an unlubricated screw either burns out your bit or snaps. It also means you can drive at speed without fighting the material. For high-volume first-fix work, stud walling, flooring, decking or joinery, the time saved per screw adds up quickly across a full box.

These are genuine trade screws. The engineering behind them is practical rather than flashy, and the results on site speak for themselves. Available in boxes of 100 or 200 depending on size.