Superior Holding Power
Deep, sharp threads provide excellent grip and high pull-out resistance in chipboard, MDF, plywood, and solid wood.

DIN 7505A is a countersunk head Phillips/Pozi-drive wood screw, specifically optimized for particleboard and softwoods (often referred to as particleboard screws or Spanplattenschrauben).
It is primarily used for particleboard, MDF, plywood, solid wood, and furniture assembly. Its countersunk design allows the screw to sit flush with the surface of the material after installation, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing finish.


Head Style: Countersunk head (flat top with a cone-shaped bearing surface), typically with a 90° countersink angle.
Drive Type: Type A specifies a cross recess drive. In modern manufacturing, this is almost universally a Pozidriv (PZ) recess, though older variations or specific callouts might occasionally feature a Phillips (PH) drive. Pozidriv is preferred for chipboard screws to reduce cam-out under high torque.
Thread Profile: Features a deep, spaced thread with a sharp thread angle (usually around 40° to 45°). This aggressive thread profile allows the screw to cut cleanly into engineered wood products like MDF and particleboard without splitting the material.
Tip: A sharp, pointed tip (Type A) designed for quick grabbing and easy starting without requiring a pilot hole in most softwoods or chipboard.
Deep, sharp threads provide excellent grip and high pull-out resistance in chipboard, MDF, plywood, and solid wood.
The countersunk head sits perfectly flush with the surface, delivering a clean and professional appearance.
It is primarily used for wood-based materials such as particleboard, MDF, plywood, softwood, and hardwood.
Pre-drilling is generally not required for softwood; however, it is recommended for hardwood or when installing near the edge of the board to prevent the wood from splitting.
DIN 7505A features a deep-thread design specifically optimized for particleboard, providing stronger holding power and making it particularly suitable for furniture and panel-based wood joints.
Yes, A2 and A4 stainless steel versions are available, suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.