Kreg SML-C250B-125 Blue-kote Pocket Hole Screws 125 Pack

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY SML-C250B-125 is a 125-pack of Blue-Kote pocket hole screws engineered for use in moisture-prone and outdoor woodworking applications. Each screw features three anti-corrosion layers that deliver rust resistance rated up to 400 percent greater than standard zinc-plated screws. The size 8 coarse thread profile is designed specifically for pocket hole joinery, providing strong mechanical pull through wood fibers. These screws are compatible with pressure treated lumber, making them a practical choice for exterior deck, fence, and framing projects where moisture exposure is a consistent concern. Woodworkers, carpenters, and general contractors are the primary installers.

The SML-C250B-125 is suited for residential and light commercial woodworking and carpentry applications. These screws are intended for use with pocket hole jigs and are appropriate for exterior builds, outdoor furniture, raised garden beds, and any assembly involving pressure treated or moisture-exposed material. The coarse thread pattern is used across all size 8 screws in the Blue-Kote lineup, with the exception of stainless steel variants. The 125-count packaging supports mid-size projects or shop restocking without excessive overstock.

Key Features

• Three anti-corrosion layers provide rust resistance up to 400 percent greater than zinc-plated screws
• Rated for use with pressure treated lumber
• Size 8 coarse thread for reliable pocket hole joint strength
• Blue-Kote coating suited for exterior and high-moisture environments
• 125-count pack designed for project-scale or shop replenishment use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard consumable for use with Kreg pocket hole jig systems requiring size 8 coarse thread screws in moisture-exposed or pressure treated wood assemblies.

Installation Notes

These screws are installed by carpenters, finish woodworkers, and general contractors using a pocket hole jig and a square-drive or compatible bit driver. Always verify the correct screw length for the material thickness being joined before driving. When working with pressure treated lumber, ensure all hardware including screws and fasteners meets applicable building code requirements for corrosion resistance. Do not overdrive screws, as this can strip the pocket hole or compromise joint integrity.