Collated Screws

Discover our range of collated screws from Senco DuraSpin and DEWALT, covering drywall, flooring, decking and chipboard screws in diameters from 3.5mm to 4.5mm and lengths from 25mm up to 75mm, built for auto-feed collated screwguns.

Collated screws come pre-loaded in strips, letting an auto-feed screwgun drive one screw after another without stopping to load each one by hand, significantly speeding up repetitive fixing work like drywall installation, decking and flooring.

Senco DuraSpin® Collated Screws Fermacel Fibre Board to Wood 3.9 x 30mm (Pack 1000) – – Now available at MTN Shop UK.
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Drywall to wood screws

Senco's DuraSpin Drywall to Wood range covers 3.9mm diameter in lengths from 25mm through 35mm, 45mm, 50mm up to 55mm and 75mm, the standard choice for fixing plasterboard directly onto timber studwork.

Drywall to steel screws

For fixing plasterboard onto metal stud framing, DuraSpin's Drywall to Light Steel range covers 25mm, 35mm and 45mm at 3.9mm diameter, while the Drywall to Heavy Steel range steps up to a self-drilling tip in 25mm and 45mm, needed for thicker gauge steel framing that a light steel screw can't penetrate cleanly.

Flooring and wood screws

For subfloor and general woodworking fixing, the Flooring/Wood range comes in two drive types: PH2 (Phillips), such as 4.2 x 25mm and 4.2 x 45mm, and SQ2 (square drive), including 4.2 x 50mm, 4.5 x 65mm and 4.5 x 75mm. Square drive resists cam-out under load better than Phillips, useful for higher-torque flooring fixing.

Decking screws

DuraSpin's Decking Weatherex range, in 4.2 x 50mm, 4.2 x 55mm, 4.5 x 65mm and 4.5 x 75mm, is built with a weather-resistant coating for exterior decking fixing, where standard drywall or flooring screws would corrode over time.

Chipboard screws

The DuraSpin Chipboard range, in 4.0 x 35mm and 4.0 x 40mm, uses a coarser thread profile suited to chipboard's lower density, giving better grip than a standard wood screw would achieve in that material.

Fermacel fibre board screws

The Fermacel Fibre Board to Wood screw (3.9 x 30mm) is purpose-built for fixing gypsum fibre board to timber, a specific fixing requirement distinct from standard plasterboard.

DEWALT collated drywall screws

DEWALT's Drywall Collated Coarse Thread Screws, in 3.5 x 35mm and 3.5 x 38mm, give a general-purpose alternative for drywall to wood fixing where a DEWALT-specific screwgun system is already in use.

Choosing the right collated screw for the substrate

Match the screw type to what you're fixing into, not just what you're fixing: drywall-to-wood and drywall-to-steel screws differ significantly in tip design and thread, since a wood screw's coarse thread won't self-tap into steel, and a steel screw's fine thread and self-drilling tip aren't optimised for wood's density.

Why buy your collated screws from MTN Shop

All collated screws sold here are genuine stock from Senco DuraSpin and DEWALT. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For trade or bulk orders, request a quote and our team will confirm stock and lead time directly. For any other questions, contact us and our team will be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

A collated screw comes pre-loaded in a strip alongside other screws, letting an auto-feed screwgun drive one screw after another without manually loading each one, speeding up repetitive fixing work.
Drywall to wood screws have a coarse thread suited to timber studwork, while drywall to steel screws use a finer thread and, for heavier gauge steel, a self-drilling tip that a wood screw can't penetrate.
SQ2 (square drive) resists cam-out under load better than PH2 (Phillips), making it a better choice for higher-torque flooring fixing where the bit slipping out mid-drive would be a problem.
Decking is exposed to constant weather, so a standard drywall or flooring screw would corrode over time. Decking screws use a coating specifically rated for that ongoing outdoor exposure.
A dedicated chipboard screw uses a coarser thread profile suited to chipboard's lower density, giving better grip than a standard wood screw, which may strip out more easily in that material.