DIN 571 Hexagon Head Wood Screws
- Standard: DIN 571- 2008
- Material: SUS304, SUS316, SUS410, Carbon Steel
- Size: M4-M20
- Surface Treatment: Plain, Zinc Plated, HDG, Dacromet, Ruspert
- Thread Type: Coarse Wood Thread
- Min Order: 5000pcs
- Sample: Free sample (after quote)
- Delivery time: 30 Days

Product Overview
DIN 571 Hex Head Wood Screws are heavy-duty fasteners designed for wood-to-wood and wood-to-metal connections.
Featuring a hexagonal head and deep coarse thread, they provide strong holding power and excellent pull-out resistance.
Commonly used in timber construction, fencing, roofing, solar mounting systems, and outdoor structures.
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Key Applications & Installation Tips
- Heavy-Duty Timber Construction: Ideal for fastening structural timber, wooden frames, decking, fencing, and playground equipment.
- Use with Wall Plugs: Commonly paired with heavy-duty plastic anchors for securing brackets, awnings, TV mounts, and HVAC supports to concrete or masonry walls.
- Pilot Hole Recommended: Pre-drilling helps prevent wood splitting and ensures easier installation. The pilot hole diameter is typically 70–80% of the screw’s outer thread diameter.
- Easy High-Torque Installation: The hex head design allows installation with impact drivers, socket wrenches, or spanners for secure fastening and reduced cam-out.
Product Advantages
High pull-out resistance
OEM sizes and packaging available
Available in corrosion-resistant stainless steel
Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications
Easy installation with a wrench or a socket
Common Questions
What is DIN 571 used for?
Used for timber construction, fencing, roofing, and wood-to-metal fastening.
Do DIN 571 wood screws require pre-drilling?
Yes, for hardwoods and large sizes. Softwood may not require pre-drilling.
Which material is best for outdoor use?
SUS304 for general outdoor use, SUS316 for coastal and high-corrosion environments.
DIN 571 vs regular wood screw?
DIN 571 uses a hex head for higher torque and stronger structural load capacity.






