Kreg Tool Company SML-C250 - 50 Pocket Screws 2.5 in 50 Pack

Product Description

The KREG TOOL COMPANY SML-C250 - 50 is a 50-pack of 2.5-inch coarse-thread, square-head pocket screws designed for pocket hole joinery applications. Each screw is manufactured from zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance and long-term durability. A self-tapping auger point eliminates the need for pre-drilling, speeding up assembly. Every screw is dry-lubed from the factory to reduce drive resistance and minimize cam-out. These fasteners are suited for woodworking professionals and cabinetmakers who rely on pocket hole jigs for strong, repeatable joints.

These pocket screws are intended for use with pocket hole joinery systems in residential and light commercial woodworking. They are commonly used in cabinet assembly, face frame construction, furniture building, and general millwork. The coarse thread and large thread diameter are optimized for softwoods and sheet goods such as plywood and MDF. The square drive head provides a positive bit engagement that reduces slippage during driving, making them well-suited for production environments where speed and consistency matter.

Key Features

• 2.5-inch length with coarse thread profile for strong holding power in softwood and sheet goods
• Zinc-plated steel construction resists corrosion and supports long-term durability
• Self-tapping auger point eliminates pre-drilling and speeds up installation
• Dry-lubed finish on each screw reduces drive friction and minimizes cam-out
• Square head drive provides positive bit engagement for consistent, reliable driving
• Sold in a 50-pack for convenient use on small-to-medium joinery projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with pocket hole joinery systems. Best suited for softwoods and engineered sheet goods such as plywood and MDF where coarse-thread fasteners provide optimal holding power.

Installation Notes

Pocket screws are installed by woodworkers and finish carpenters using a pocket hole jig and a square-drive bit. Always clamp workpieces securely before driving screws to prevent joint movement. Use the appropriate pocket hole jig setting for the material thickness to ensure proper screw placement and joint strength. Do not overdrive screws, as this can strip the pocket hole or damage the workpiece surface.