Tornillería
Descubre la resistencia y durabilidad incomparables de nuestros tornillos, arandelas y tuercas de alta calidad, diseñados para ofrecerte un ensamble perfecto y una fijación segura en cada proyecto que emprendas.
Discover the incomparable strength and durability of our high-quality screws, washers, and nuts, designed to provide you with a perfect assembly and secure fastening in every project you undertake.
Best-selling screws
Tip 1
Partial thread screws are the best option for joining parts and pressing them together.
Tip 2
If you want a quality screw, Spax or Fischer are the best brands on the market. They won't strip and will drive into the wood with ease.
Buy the screw you need
There are countless different types of screws and their intended uses vary greatly. Here we present the largest range of screws and lag bolts online, where you can find the replacement part and the solution you were looking for. You should know that depending on the final intended use, you will need one type of screw or another.To begin with, there are screws and lag bolts. Although the public often calls lag bolts "screws," it is important to clarify the differences. Lag bolts are hardware characterized by having a tip used to insert them into materials such as wood, drywall, or metal. In contrast, screws are usually accompanied by a nut and have a thread to be fastened to them. Their function is for joining and pressure without the need for a fastening material, as is the case with lag bolts. Once you know which of the two you need, we can start evaluating further variants.
The second important variant to consider when choosing is the type of screwdriver you need. There are numerous types and sizes of screwdrivers, and depending on the hardness of the material you intend to penetrate, one type of screwdriver will be better for you than another. The best screwdriver in terms of force is the T-Star patented by Spax, although Torx is also useful and effective. The most standardized is the Phillips head screwdriver, which is easy to find at home and practical for tackling most simple projects.
Third, there is the type of head. Head shapes also vary, from round to hexagonal, to countersunk or flat. Usually, the head serves to clamp workpieces, and in fact, when the head is not large enough, it is often installed with a washer to exert greater pressure. It will depend on the workpiece you are going to handle whether you need one type of head or another.
Finally, there is the type of thread. There are full threads and partial threads. The full thread exerts greater pulling and holding force along the entire length of the screw. On the other hand, the partial thread joins pieces with greater force. Evaluate which of the two is best for you to use.