Screw 7510

from EUR 29.34 / 100 piece plus VAT incl. VAT: 36.09 € / 100 piece

  Details on the variants

Sealing washer
Article no.: 751055025E16K
Insulation thickness: 1 mm
Approved for use on walls and with calotte on the roof.
Total price: 29.34 EUR plus VAT
Available now, Delivery time: 1 - 3 working days
7510
7510
Type:
Self-drilling
Material:
Bimetal
Stainless steel screw with carbon drill point
Insert:
For outdoor and indoor use with high humidity
For fastening trapezoidal sheets
Substructure:
Steel profiles
Length:
25 - 60 mm
Steel thickness:
0.63 - 7 mm
Screw head ⌀:
10.5 mm
Thread diameter ⌀:
5.5 mm

Variants

Length
[mm]
Sealing washer
[mm]
Insulation
[mm]
Article no. price
25 16 1 751055025E16K €29.34
25 19 1 751055025E19K €31.56
25 22 1 751055025E22K €32.60
28 16 1 751055028E16K €30.51
28 19 1 751055028E19K €32.76
28 22 1 751055028E22K €33.76
38 16 1 751055038E16K €32.38
38 19 1 751055038E19K €34.61
38 22 1 751055038E22K €35.64
60 16 1 751055060E16K €43.66
60 19 1 751055060E19K €45.92
60 22 1 751055060E22K €46.94

Product description

The 7510 screw is a self-tapping bi-metal screw with a hexagonal head, designed for fastening trapezoidal sheet metal to a steel substructure. With its wide range of applications covering steel thicknesses from 0.63 to 7 mm, it is suitable for a wide variety of structural systems. The wide selection of lengths and washers makes it a versatile all-round screw for steel.

Hexagonal bi-metal self-tapping screw A2
SW 8
Drill point No. 2
Sealing washer A2
for fixing profiled sheets to steel substructures
Drilling capacity ∑ ≤ 3.5 mm

Typical applications

The 7510 screw is used wherever profiled sheets need to be flexibly fastened to steel. Typical applications include:

  • Fastening of trapezoidal sheets to steel substructures of varying thicknesses
  • Use on walls and roofs
  • Outdoor applications and indoor environments with high humidity
  • Projects with varying substrate thicknesses, where a single screw can cover a wide range of applications

The screw is designed as an A2 self-tapping bi-metal screw with a hexagonal head (SW 8) and an A2 sealing washer. It is available in lengths of 25, 28, 38 and 60 mm, as well as with washers in 16, 19 and 22 mm, and is suitable for steel thicknesses ranging from 0.63 to 7 mm. For roof applications, it is approved for use with or without a cap.

When should you choose this screw?

The 7510 screw is the right choice when a universally applicable hexagon head screw is required for steel beams of varying thicknesses. If the requirements are strictly defined, the UFO screws with a flat underside are suitable; depending on the beam thickness, these are the 7110, 7120 or 7130 screws. The 7160 screw is intended for timber structures. You can find an overview of all screws in the ‘Screws’ category.

Matching products

The 7510 screw is installed in conjunction with profiled sheets. Suitable for this:

  • Trapezoidal sheets for roofs and walls: Trapezoidal sheet range.
  • Caps for use on roofs when the screw is positioned in the high rib.
  • Seam screws for joining sheets together, such as the 7140 screw.

You can find an overview of all accessories in our accessories section.

Frequently asked questions

How does the 7510 screw differ from the UFO screws?

The 7510 screw has a hexagonal head and covers a very wide range of steel thicknesses, from 0.63 to 7 mm. The UFO bolts 7110 to 7130 have a flat underside and are more specifically tailored to certain beam thicknesses.

What lengths and washers are available?

The screw is available in lengths of 25, 28, 38 and 60 mm, each with washers measuring 16, 19 or 22 mm. The correct combination depends on the sheet metal profile and the substructure. We’d be happy to advise you on this.

What steel thicknesses is the screw suitable for?

The 7510 screw covers steel thicknesses from 0.63 to 7 mm, making it extremely versatile. This makes it particularly practical when different support thicknesses are encountered on a building site.

Do I need a cap on the roof?

On roofs, the screw is approved for use both with and without a cap. A cap is used when the screw is positioned in the high rib to improve the bearing surface. We’d be happy to advise you on the appropriate design.