Drywall Screw

A gypsum screw, also known as a drywall screw or plasterboard screw, is a specialized fastener designed for securing gypsum boards or drywall to metal or wooden studs. These screws are essential in the construction industry, particularly for interior wall and ceiling installations. Gypsum screws have unique features, including a sharp, self-drilling point and a fine-threaded shank, allowing them to penetrate the gypsum board easily without the need for pre-drilling. The screws are typically made from hardened steel to provide exceptional strength and durability.

 They come in various lengths to accommodate different drywall thicknesses and are available in standard and corrosion-resistant finishes, suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Gypsum screws play a critical role in securely attaching drywall to framing, ensuring a stable and smooth surface for further finishing and painting, making them an essential component in any drywall installation project.