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DEWALT Dril‑Flex® Self‑Drilling Structural Screws are dual heat‑treated tapping fasteners engineered for reliable steel‑to‑steel connections in demanding building‑envelope and light‑structural applications. A high‑hardness #2–#5 drill point with lead threads speeds drilling and tapping, while a lower‑hardness load‑bearing section improves ductility and reduces susceptibility to hydrogen‑assisted stress corrosion cracking versus case‑hardened alternatives. Stalgard® and Stalgard® SUB coatings deliver significantly improved corrosion resistance and galvanic compatibility—especially in mixed‑metal assemblies with aluminum—compared to standard zinc plating. (Typical performance: no red rust on significant surfaces after 1,000 hours with Stalgard® and 2,000 hours with Stalgard® SUB per ASTM B117.) Dril‑Flex® HWH screws are code‑listed for use under the IBC/IRC and tested to ICC‑ES AC118 (steel‑to‑steel) and AC500 (miscellaneous materials to steel). Offered in multiple diameters and lengths under this parent item, each size is sold in 100‑pack quantities for efficient jobsite stocking and submittals.
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Q: What are DEWALT Dril-Flex® Self-Drilling Structural Screws used forA: They’re engineered for fast, reliable steel-to-steel connections in curtain walls, rainscreens, window walls/glazing, solar mounts, and other metal construction. The self-drilling point taps its own hole, reducing install time and preserving clamp load.
Q: What’s the difference between Stalgard® and Stalgard® SUB coatings?A: Both coatings improve corrosion resistance and galvanic compatibility versus zinc plating—especially in dissimilar-metal assemblies with aluminum. Typical salt-spray performance shows no red rust on significant surfaces to ~1,000 hours (Stalgard®) and ~2,000 hours (Stalgard® SUB) per ASTM B117.
Q: Are Dril-Flex® screws code listed?A: Yes. Dril-Flex® carries ICC-ES listings (ESR-3332, ESR-4367, ESR-4374) and complies with the 2012/2015/2018/2021 IBC & IRC. They’re tested to AC118 (steel-to-steel) and AC500 (miscellaneous materials to steel).
Q: How do I choose the right size and drill point?A: Select diameter/length to match total material thickness and required engagement. Common drill points in this line include #2–#5; heavier gauges may require higher numbers. Refer to the DEWALT size chart for exact drill-point by diameter/length. All sizes on this parent page are sold in 100-pack quantities.
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