Tek Roofing Screws – Sheet to Timber Slash Point – 60mm to 150mm – External Coating

Slash point tek roofing screws are designed specifically for fixing profiled metal roofing sheets directly into timber sub-structures. The slash point tip cuts cleanly through sheet metal and drives into timber without the need for pre-drilling, which saves time when you are working across a large roof. These are the screws to reach for when fixing corrugated, trapezoidal or box profile sheeting onto timber purlins, rafters or battens.

The 6.3mm diameter gives these screws the shank strength to pull sheets down tight without the head deforming under drive pressure. Available in five lengths from 60mm to 150mm, so you can match the screw length to your sheet profile height and timber thickness without compromise. Whether you are fixing a lightweight agricultural cladding panel or a deeper box profile over heavier framing, there is a length here that will suit the job.

Why the Slash Point Matters on Tek Roofing Screws

The slash point is a specific tip geometry that performs better on sheet-to-timber applications than a standard drill point. It pierces thin sheet cleanly without skating across the surface, and it does not require the longer drilling flute that a full drill point needs when going into timber. This means less heat build-up in the sheet, which is useful when fixing coated or painted profiles where burning the surface around the hole is something a client will notice.

Each screw has an external coating applied for weather resistance. Roofing screws live outside permanently, and this coating gives them the corrosion resistance you need in exposed conditions. Paired with the correct bonded sealing washer, these will keep water out of the fixing point for the long term.

Sold in boxes of 100, these slash point tek roofing screws are priced for trade use. Buy the right length for the job and have enough on site to get it done without running short halfway up a pitch.