Raised Countersunk Head Wood Screw

A raised countersunk head screw for building materials that is tightened by making a pilot hole in the same way as a self-tapping screw.
[Features]
·As the name suggests, screws used for wood.
·The more you tighten it, the more it goes into the wood.
·About 2/3 of the overall length is the thread section.
·Threads are not applied to the material sandwiched in the middle.
·In addition to the tightening force strengthened by being in close contact with, it prevents detents and rattling.
·It is possible to substitute a wood screw with a self-tapping screw that can also be used for resin and metal, but the reverse is not possible.
[Application]
·Often used at construction sites.