Name: Fischer 573065 Spax screw 70 mm TX 200 pc(s)
Brand: Fischer
SKU: 3552945

Cardboard box of fischer ClassicFast II screws, labeled 5.0x70 and 200 pieces, shown in product packaging view.

A metal screw with a hex washer head shown side-on, alongside a matching round head view.

A cardboard box labeled fischer ClassicFast II 5.0x70, 200 screws, with product codes and a QR code on the front.

Close-up of a white cabinet corner with a small round metal screw or fastener visible on the front panel.

Close-up of a metal cabinet hinge connecting two wooden doors, showing the hardware that lets the doors swing open and close.<br>

Close-up of two metal door hardware plates joined at a wooden seam, showing a hinge or latch connection fastened with screws.

Close-up of a screw driven through a wood plank into an OSB board, showing the fastener securing two materials together.

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Fischer 573065 Wood Screws 5x70mm TX20 Countersunk Zinc plated

Thread profile designed for chipboard applications improves pull-out resistance in particleboard and similar panels
TX20 drive interface reduces cam‑out during powered insertion for faster, controlled fixing
Countersunk head enables flush seating in timber surfaces, providing a neat finish and load distribution
Zinc plating offers surface protection to limit corrosion in typical interior timber assemblies

Technical specifications

Product type: Spax screw

Drive: TX

Length: 70 mm

Head shape: Countersunk

Content: 200 pc(s)

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Datasheet

Datasheet 3552945 Fischer 573065 Spax screw 70 mm TX 200 pc(s)

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 3552945 Fischer 573065 Spax screw 70 mm TX 200 pc(s)

Description

This wood screw is intended for fastening timber-based panels and structural timber joints where a driven metal fastener is required. The fastener functions by converting rotational torque from a TX20 driver into axial clamping force while the thread cuts into the substrate, producing a firm mechanical engagement. The countersunk head permits the fastener to sit level with the material surface when tightened, preventing protrusion and aiding subsequent finishing operations. The plated surface reduces oxidative activity during normal indoor use. Installation is typically performed with a powered screwdriver or a compatible manual driver, controlling torque to avoid over‑driving and splitting timber.