Hardwood Screws
Hardwoods like oak, ash, beech, Ipe and Cumaru are tough on fasteners. Drive a regular wood screw into them, and you risk snapped heads, stripped threads or split boards. Hardwood screws are built to handle that density.
What sets a good hardwood screw apart:
- A sharp drill point or cutting tail that starts fast, often with no pre-drilling needed
- Serrated or cutting threads that clear chips and reduce splitting
- A strong shank that takes high driving torque without snapping
- Corrosion-resistant coatings or stainless steel for outdoor use
You’ll find them in decks, boardwalks, docks, fences and all kinds of timber construction.
Hardwood screws are our core product. We process them in sizes from M3.0 to M10.0 and lengths from 13mm to 440mm, using heading dies and thread rolling dies developed in-house to match the thread profile you need. Before shipping, our QA team tests drive-in performance on a screw drilling speed tester and checks straightness on a bending tester, so every batch is ready for dense wood.
Looking for a hardwood screw processing partner? Send us your specs and let’s talk.