Hillman Fasteners 47312 Trim Screw No 6 Fine Thread Box 12

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 47312 is a black phosphate-coated trim screw designed for interior finish work, trim installation, and light fastening applications. At 1.625 inches in length and sized as a number 6 fastener, this screw features a sharp point for easy penetration and a square drive recess for positive bit engagement with reduced cam-out. The fine thread pattern provides strong holding power in wood trim, molding, and similar finish materials. Sold in a box of 12, these screws are suited for carpenters, finish contractors, and general tradespeople working on interior finish applications.

These trim screws are well suited for attaching door casings, window trim, base molding, and other finish millwork in residential and light commercial construction. The black phosphate finish provides a corrosion-resistant surface and a low-visibility appearance that blends with dark finish materials or accepts paint and filler. The sharp point eliminates the need for pre-drilling in most softwood trim applications, reducing installation time on finish carpentry jobs.

Key Features

• Black phosphate coating for corrosion resistance and low-visibility finish appearance
• Sharp point for self-starting penetration without pre-drilling in softwood trim
• Square drive recess reduces cam-out and improves bit engagement
• Fine thread for strong holding power in wood trim and molding
• Number 6 diameter, 1.625-inch length suited for standard finish trim thickness
• Sold as a box of 12 screws

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use trim screw suitable for interior wood trim, molding, and finish carpentry fastening applications where a number 6 fine-thread screw is specified.

Installation Notes

Trim screws are typically installed by finish carpenters or general contractors using a square-drive bit in a drill-driver set to a controlled clutch torque to avoid overdriving and splitting trim material. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended in hardwood trim or near board ends to prevent splitting. Follow applicable building codes for fastener schedules in your jurisdiction when attaching structural trim elements.