The fischer adjustment screw JUSS is a special screw with two threads designed for infinitely adjustable mounting of wooden structures. The self-drilling screw is screwed in through the attachment part, and the parallel thread pulls the attachment towards the substrate. After that, the distance between the component and the substrate can be adjusted infinitely by changing the direction of rotation. The fischer adjustment screw is ideal for securing wooden substructures made of slats with a thickness of 20 to 25 mm.

Advantages: The special functional principle of the JUSS adjustment screw allows for infinite adjustment. This eliminates the need for wedges and blocks to secure the component. The self-drilling thread of the JUSS adjustment screw cuts directly into the wood.

Applications: Substructures made of wooden slats with a thickness of 20-30 mm, wood and wood-based materials, or wood-based panels.

Functionality: The JUSS is suitable for through-mounting. After the screw is inserted, the attachment part is initially pulled towards the substrate due to the parallel thread under the screw head. The distance of the component can then be adjusted infinitely by changing the direction of rotation.

Features: Max. distance: 40 mm, Max. wood thickness: 25 mm, Max. adjustment range: 15 mm.