Collated Screws

Learn more about collated screws

Collated screws are supplied in strips that feed into a compatible power tool. As each fixing is driven, the next screw advances into position, which helps maintain a steady flow and keeps the job moving.

Typical uses

These collated screws are typically used for securing drywall or plasterboard to timber frames or light-gauge steel studs. Some are also compatible for fixing other sheet materials to timber supports. Suitability of material fixing will depend on the type of screw as detailed in the product specs and manufacturer’s guidelines.  

How to choose the right collated screws

• Choose the screw type to match the material, such as wood, MDF, chipboard, plasterboard or metal.

• Check the length and gauge against the material thickness and the fixing method you are using.

• Match the drive type to your tool, then confirm the strip format is compatible with the screw gun or auto-feed setup you have on site.

• Use the product specifications to compare paper tape collated screws and plastic collated screws, and pick the format that suits your tool.

Before you order

• Review the product specifications, then narrow by screw size, drive and strip type.

• If you are buying for a specific tool, confirm compatibility before adding to your basket.

• For site work, allow for wastage and make sure the quantity covers the job.

Explore our range of collated screws

Browse our range to find the exact screw lengths, thread profiles, and pack sizes your project requires. Order online and take advantage of our free and convenient Click & Collect service at your local Travis Perkins branch in as little as one hour, or select direct site delivery to keep your project moving.