Strong-Drive® XM MEDIUM-HEAD METAL Screw (Collated)
Strong-Drive® Metal Screws
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Product Details
Strong-Drive metal screws are load tested and code listed, allowing you to get the maximum load values for installation. Comparison testing shows Strong-Drive XM Medium-Head Metal screws are stronger than many alternative fastener types in 33 ksi and 50 ksi steel decking.
Key Features
- 5/16" hex drive (bit part number: BITHEXLB516)
- 1/2"-dia. hex washer head is ideal for narrow-channel steel decking
- Available only in 1 1/4" length with #5 drill point
- Available in Quik Guard® coating
- Also available in bulk for hand-drive installation
Applications
- Steel decking to structural members involving wide or narrow valley; nestable or interlocking steel decking
Warning
- Industry studies show that hardened fasteners can experience performance problems in wet or corrosive environments. Accordingly, use this product in dry, interior and noncorrosive environments only.
Patent Information
- US Patent 9,518,599
Related Links
- Fastening Systems Technical and Installation Notes
- Strong-Drive XM Medium-Head Metal Screw also available in bulk for hand-drive fastening
The Steel Deck Institute updated the 4th Edition of the Diaphragm Design Manual (SDI-DDM04) to include Simpson Strong-Tie as an approved manufacturer of screws used for steel decking.
Catalog Pages
- Fastener Product Information: C-F-2023 (Fastening Systems), page 241
- Fastener Technical Data and Loads: C-F-2023TECHSUP, pages 234–235
Related Literature
Product Information Table
| Model No. | Coating/Material | Screw Size | Length (in.) | Head Diameter (in.) | Drive Type | Head Type | Thread Type | TPI | Max. Grip Length (in.) | Point Type | Point Size | Compatible Tools | Packaging Qty. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XMQ114S1224 | Quik Guard® Coating | #12 | 1 1/4 | 0.483 | 5/16 in. Hex | Hex Washer Head | Machine Threads | 24 | 0.530 | Drill Point | 5 | Quik Drive® PROSDX150G2 | 1500 |
Product Information Table
| Model No. | Length (in.) | Screw Size | Drive Type | Head Diameter (in.) | Head Type | Thread Type | TPI | Point Size | Point Type | Coating/Material | Packaging Quantity | Compatible Quik Drive® Tools | UPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XMQ114S1224 | 1 1/4 | #12 | 5/16 in. Hex | 0.5 | Hex Washer Head | Machine Threads | 24 | 5 | Drill Point | Quik Guard® Coating | 2000 | PROSDX150 | 707392866381 |
Load Tables
Screw Shear and Tension Strengths
- Pss and Pts are nominal shear strength and nominal tension strength for the screw itself, respectively, and are the average (ultimate) value of all tests determined by independent laboratory testing.
- The ASD and LRFD loads for tension are calculated using a safety factor Ω of 3.0 and the resistance factor Φ of 0.5, respectively.
- For tension connection: the smallest of the screw tension strength, pull-over strength and pull-out strength shall be used for design.
Structural Screw Pull-Over Strength with Steel Minimum Yield Strength Fy = 33 ksi
- Values are based on steel members with a minimum yield strength of Fy = 33 ksi and tensile strength of Fu = 45 ksi.
- The values for 16 ga., 18 ga., 20 ga. and 22 ga. are based on tests per AISI Standard Test Method S905.
- The safety factor Ω and resistance factor Φ used to determine the ASD and LRFD strengths are based on AISI S100.
- The values for 16 ga., 18 ga., 20 ga. and 22 ga. are based on the calculations per AISI S100.
- For tension connection: the smallest of the screw tension strength, pull-over strength and pull-out strength shall be used for design.
Structural Screw Pull-Out Strength
- Values are based on calculations per AISI S100.
- The tabulated ASD and LRFD loads are based upon a safety factor Ω of 3.0 and the resistance factor Φ of 0.5.
- For tension connection: the smallest of the screw tension strength, pull-over strength and pull-out strength shall be used for design.
For more information regarding these tables, please refer to IAPMO UES ER-326.
Code Reports & Compliance
Drawings
| DWG | DXF | RFA | IFC | SAT | |||
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