Name: Fischer 573106 Spax screw 30 mm TX 1000 pc(s)
Brand: Fischer
SKU: 3552980

Cardboard box of fischer ClassicFast II 4.5x30 screws, labeled '1,000x', shown in product packaging<br>

Silver countersunk wood screw shown in side view with a Torx drive head, plus a top view of the head on the right.

Box of Fischer ClassicFast II TX20 screws, labeled 4.5x30, 1,000 pieces, for timber fastening.

Close-up of a white cabinet corner with a round silver screw or knob on the side panel.

Construction worker in a red hard hat fastening plywood sheathing to a wall with a cordless drill on a framing site.

Close-up of a metal door latch and bracket securing two wooden cabinet doors together.

Side view of a screw driven horizontally into a wooden board, with the tip protruding from the left and the head set against the right edge.

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Fischer 573106 Wood Screws 4.5x30mm TX20 Countersunk Zinc plated

Countersunk head allows the fastener to sit flush with the work surface for neat joinery
TX20 drive reduces cam‑out when using power drivers for faster, controlled installation
Partial thread along the shank promotes clamping of timber components for secure joints
Zinc plating provides a corrosion‑resistant layer suitable for interior woodworking environments

Technical specifications

Product type: Spax screw

Drive: TX

Length: 30 mm

Head shape: Countersunk

Content: 1000 pc(s)

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Datasheet 3552980 Fischer 573106 Spax screw 30 mm TX 1000 pc(s)

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User & Safety Instructions 3552980 Fischer 573106 Spax screw 30 mm TX 1000 pc(s)

Description

This wood screw is a fastener designed to join timber components by converting rotational torque into axial clamping force. The screw is driven with a TX20 bit, which engages the drive recess to transfer torque efficiently and minimise slippage during powered insertion. The screw’s geometry-with a shank featuring a reduced threaded portion-pulls two pieces together as the cutting threads form their own mating path in wood substrates. Countersinking the head allows the fastener to be recessed and concealed, while the zinc‑plated finish offers surface protection during handling and installation. Typical uses include general joinery and decking‑related timber connections where a reliable mechanical clamp is required.