Bremick Roofing Screws 6.2mm x 25mm

The Bremick 6.2mm x 25mm roofing screw is the short roof zip in the range, made for flashings, trims, ridge caps and light sheet fixing where a full-length sheet screw is too long. The hex head drives with a standard nutsetter, the timber and steel drill point cuts its own hole, and the B8 coating resists corrosion on exposed work. It is sold in packs of 100 and 500.

Key Features

• 6.2mm (M6) x 25mm roofing screw, the short trim and flashing size
• Timber and steel drill point, no pre-drilling up to 1.6mm steel
• Hex head, 5/16 (M8) hex nutsetter drive
• Bremick Revolution B8 coating for corrosion resistance
• Packs of 100 and 500

Specifications

• Product type: roofing screws (roof zips)
• Gauge / diameter: M6
• Length: 25mm
• Screw point: timber and steel drillers
• Head: hex, 5/16 (M8) drive
• Fixing into: timber or steel up to 1.6mm
• Material / coating: Bremick Revolution B8
• Brand: Bremick

Applications

• Fixing flashings, ridges and trim to the roof
• Ridge caps, barge capping and flashing laps
• Short sheet and cladding fixings
• Any roofing job where a 50mm screw is too long

What You Need To Complete The Job

For the main sheet fixing use the 6.2mm x 50mm roofing screw, and for thick timber step up to the 6.2mm x 65mm. Where battens are being fixed to the frame, use roofing batten screws 12g x 40mm. Browse the full Screws range for the complete fastener selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 25mm roofing screw used for?

It is the short length for flashings, ridge caps, trims and light sheet fixing, where a 50mm screw would punch through the timber or stand proud. The hex head and drill point are the same as the longer roof zips.

Can it fix into steel?

Yes. The drill point cuts into steel up to 1.6mm thick. For heavier purlins, choose a screw with a heavier drill point or pre-drill.

Do these need a sealing washer?

This listing is the plain hex head. Where the screw sits on the weather side, use the version with an EPDM sealing washer so the fixing point stays watertight. See the Screws range for the sealed options.

What drive does the hex head take?

The hex head takes a 5/16 inch (M8) hex nutsetter, the same drive as the 50mm and 65mm roof zips, so one nutsetter runs the whole range.

Can I order for delivery or pickup?

Yes. You can order online and choose Australia-wide delivery or pickup from our Truganina trade counter in Melbourne’s west. Delivery windows depend on your postcode, and we send a confirmation once your order is ready. For any questions call (03) 93941400 or email orders@singhroofingsupplies.com.au.