Value Collection DPBFI-100450P-100BX Drywall Screw No. 10

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DPBFI-100450P-100BX is a No. 10 coarse-thread drywall screw designed for fastening drywall panels to wood or light steel framing. At 4.5 inches in overall length, this screw drives deep enough for thick board assemblies or double-layer drywall applications. The bugle head countersinks flush without tearing the paper face, and the Phillips drive provides positive bit engagement for fast, consistent installation. Finished in black phosphate, the steel shank resists corrosion from contact with joint compound. Manufactured to Grade 2 steel specifications, these screws deliver reliable shear and tensile strength for standard drywall hanging work.

This screw is suited for residential and light commercial drywall installation where longer fasteners are required, such as attaching 5/8-inch type X panels, double-layer assemblies, or drywall to deeper framing members. Carpenters, drywall hangers, and general contractors will find these appropriate for wood stud and light-gauge steel stud applications. The black phosphate finish also makes them a practical choice in fire-rated assemblies where panel penetration depth matters. Minimum order quantity is 100 screws.

Key Features

• 4.5-inch overall length accommodates thick and double-layer drywall assemblies
• Bugle head profile countersinks flush without damaging the drywall face paper
• Phillips drive for compatibility with standard screw guns and bit tips
• Black phosphate finish reduces corrosion and bit slip during installation
• Grade 2 steel construction meets standard shear and tensile requirements for drywall fastening

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 10 bugle-head drywall screw suitable for use with wood framing and light-gauge steel stud systems in residential and commercial drywall applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and drywall hangers using a drywall screw gun or variable-speed drill with a Phillips bit. Set the clutch depth so the bugle head dimples the board surface slightly without breaking through the face paper. Follow applicable building codes for screw spacing and penetration depth into framing members. Avoid overdriving, which reduces holding strength and creates surface defects that require additional finishing.