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The System Ø 15 mm hitch screw is a piece made of Zamak alloy and anti-corrosion zinc plated finish for greater protection. It has a length measurement from the edge of the head to the tip of the screw of 7 mm. Installation requires a 15mm diameter drill. This part is used together with the System hitch plunger and bolt from the same collection. The board where this screw is installed must have a thickness of 16 - 18 mm. The packaging contains 1000 units of Ø 15 mm System coupling screws.

Fixing element designed for use in assembly systems with plungers and bolts from the same collection. Made of zamak with zinc plated finish, it guarantees durability and corrosion resistance.

Manufacturers: Designed for 16 to 18 mm thick boards, its 7 mm diameter head and high quality material optimise stability during installation.

Distributors/Wholesalers: Available in packs of 1000 units, ensuring a constant supply for large sales volumes.

Carpenters: Simple installation with a 7 mm drill, allowing quick and precise assembly in modular structures.

E-commerce & Retail: Compact product in high demand on digital platforms specialising in fittings and assembly accessories.

The zinc plated finish provides excellent rust and corrosion resistance, which is especially useful in wet environments or with exposure to chemicals common in kitchen or bathroom environments.

This screw is specifically designed for boards between 16 and 18 mm thick, ensuring precise fastening without compromising the integrity of the material or the fastening system.

The design includes an optimised thread for easy insertion into the corresponding housing, and a tapered head that allows a perfect fit at board level, facilitating automated assembly.

It is manufactured to integrate with the System Ø15 mm coupling system, forming part of a robust solution for invisible joints in demountable or pre-assembled furniture.

It is supplied in boxes of 1000 units, which allows high availability on production lines and reduces the frequency of replenishment, optimising logistics and time costs in large facilities.