Quik Drive Auto-Feed Screws and Fastening Systems

An auto-feed screw system loads fasteners from a collated strip instead of one at a time by hand, which speeds up repetitive fastening jobs considerably. Subfloor, backerboard, drywall, and decking installs all involve driving hundreds of screws in a straight, evenly spaced line, and a collated system keeps that pace up without stopping to load each screw individually.

Screw type still has to match the substrate. Backerboard screws are built to bite into cement board without stripping it out. Subfloor screws use a twin-thread design to pull plywood or OSB down tight against joists. Drywall screws use a sharp point and bugle head suited to gypsum board specifically. Decking work uses a different nose clip attachment entirely, adapting the same driver to the screw pattern decking calls for.

Quik Drive supplies everything currently on this page, from the screws themselves to the screwgun kits, driver bits, and nose attachments that run them.

If you're not sure which screw or attachment fits your fastening job, give us a call and we'll help you figure it out.