Wood to Metal Screws

(or Reamer Screws)

Phillips II Plus Wood to Metal Screws have unique boring wings that make them
the ideal fasteners for attaching wood to metal. Best used on metal that is a minimum of .059" thick.

Boring Wings

"Wings" bore through the wood and then break off when drilling into the metal. This provides a clearance hole in the wood for easier installation.

Drill Point

A drill point is needed for drilling through heavy-gauge steel with ease. Do not use Wood to Metal Screws when using thin sheet metal such as metal studs. Boring wings will not break off.

ACR

ACR stands for anti-cam-out recess. There are ribs on the driver bit that engage the patented recess to reduce stripping, provide increased torque, enhance off-angle drivability, and offer a stick fit that makes screw driving easier. Phillips II Plus Screws can be driven with a standard square bit, a Phillips Bit, and a Phillips II Plus Bit. For the features of the patented ACR system, we recommend the Phillips II Plus Bit that is included.