Senco Fastening Systems 06A125P Auto Feed Drywall Screw

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS 06A125P is a 1-1/4 inch, No. 6 shank auto feed drywall screw designed for high-volume fastening applications. Each screw features a gray phosphate coating for corrosion resistance, a No. 2 Phillips bugle head, coarse thread, and a sharp point for fast, clean penetration. Screws are collated in strips of 50 and packaged 1,000 count per tub, which includes a handle for easy jobsite transport. This SKU is sold in a box of 6 tubs. Licensed HVAC, drywall, and general contractors rely on collated screw systems to maintain pace on large-panel installations.

The 06A125P is suited for fastening drywall to wood framing in residential and light commercial construction. The coarse thread and sharp point pull the drywall panel tight against wood studs without tearing the face paper. The phosphate coating reduces surface oxidation during storage and use in typical interior environments. The collated strip format keeps screws feeding consistently through auto feed driver systems, reducing hand fatigue and improving installation speed on full-room and full-floor drywall scopes.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 inch length with No. 6 shank — sized for single-layer drywall to wood stud applications
• Gray phosphate coating provides corrosion resistance and reduces stripping friction
• No. 2 Phillips bugle head seats flush without tearing drywall face paper
• Coarse thread and sharp point for fast bite into wood framing
• 50 screws per collated strip for continuous auto feed operation
• 1,000 count stored in a handled tub for easy carrying and jobsite organization

Compatibility

Fits Senco Duraspin, Tyrex, Milwaukee, Makita, and Grabber auto feed screwdrivers that use the PAM collated screw system.

Installation Notes

Auto feed drywall screw systems are typically operated by drywall installers and general contractors familiar with collated driver tools. Confirm the driver is set to the correct depth stop before running screws to avoid overdriving and dimpling the panel face. Keep collated strips dry and free of debris to prevent misfeed. Follow applicable building codes for screw spacing and pattern when fastening drywall panels.