Designed for reliable furniture assembly and woodworking, these Timco 4.0 x 45mm Black Pozi Carcass Screws provide strong and secure fixing in MDF, chipboard, timber and other wood-based materials. Their coarse single-thread design delivers dependable grip, making them ideal for constructing furniture carcasses, cabinets, cupboards, shelving and general joinery projects.
The 25° Super Sharp (SS) point is designed to provide a fast and positive start, helping the screw penetrate the material efficiently during installation. The Pozi drive provides secure driver engagement, while the countersunk head allows the screw to sit neatly into the material for a clean, professional finish.
The black finish provides a discreet appearance that is particularly suited to dark-coloured furniture boards and components. These screws are suitable for professional joiners, furniture manufacturers, tradespeople and DIY users.
The single coarse thread provides strong engagement in MDF, chipboard and timber, helping create secure joints for cabinets, furniture carcasses, shelving and general woodworking.
The specially designed 25° Super Sharp (SS) point helps the screw bite quickly into suitable materials, making installation smoother and reducing the effort required when driving.
The Pozi drive provides positive engagement with a compatible driver, while the countersunk head allows the screw to sit neatly into the surface for a professional, low-profile finish.
A versatile fixing solution for furniture carcasses, cabinets, cupboards, shelving, MDF panels, chipboard and general woodworking applications. Suitable for both professional and DIY projects.
| Screw Size | 4.0 x 45mm |
| Product Type | Carcass / Furniture Screw |
| Head Type | Countersunk |
| Drive Type | Pozi |
| Thread Type | Single Coarse Thread |
| Point Type | 25° Super Sharp (SS) |
| Finish | Black* |
| Suitable Materials | MDF, Chipboard & Timber |
| Applications | Furniture, Cabinets, Shelving & Joinery |
| Pack Quantity | Add confirmed quantity |
*Use Black Phosphate or Black Oxide according to the manufacturer's exact specification. Don't use both terms unless the manufacturer confirms both.