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The HILLMAN FASTENERS 48608 is a 5-pound box of Power Pro Bronze Ceramic exterior screws sized 2 inches by number 8. These self-drilling fasteners feature a Star drive and Borefast thread geometry engineered to seat quickly in dimensional lumber, engineered wood, and composite decking without pre-drilling. The ceramic bronze coating is tested to 2,000 hours of salt spray resistance, making this screw a practical choice for exterior structural and finish applications where corrosion exposure is a primary concern. A knurled shank section reduces lateral splitting pressure in dry or treated lumber. Licensed contractors, framers, and finish carpenters are the primary installers.
These screws are suited for outdoor decking, fencing, ledger attachment, and general exterior wood-to-wood fastening in both residential and light commercial construction. The 5-pound package quantity provides job-site volume for production framing or deck installation. The self-drilling point eliminates the need for a pilot hole in most standard softwood and hardwood applications, reducing labor time on repetitive fastening tasks. Each box contains one 5-pound unit; the supplier package ships four boxes per case.
Designed for exterior wood-to-wood fastening applications including decking, fencing, and structural framing with dimensional lumber, treated lumber, and similar substrates.
Installation is performed with a power drill or impact driver fitted with a Star bit matched to the drive size. When fastening near board ends or edges in dense hardwood, a pilot hole is recommended to prevent splitting even with the knurled shank feature. Always verify that fastener material compatibility meets local building code requirements for use with pressure-treated lumber containing preservative compounds. Follow applicable IRC or IBC fastener schedule requirements for structural connections.
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