Speed Master #10 x 1-1/2 inch Hex Head Screw BLACK (No Washer)

Buy the Amount That Fits the Job

Individual screw: ideal for small repairs, replacement matching, samples, and quick service work.

250-count bag: a practical installer quantity for regular gutter, downspout, fascia hardware, and exterior fastening work.

2,500-count case: built for contractors, shop inventory, service trucks, and larger install runs.

Fulfillment: available for shipping, pickup at GutterAll in Damascus, Oregon, and local delivery where available.

A Cleaner Fastener for Dark Gutter Hardware

Gutter hangers, downspout straps, brackets, clips, and fascia-mounted hardware deal with rain, wind, vibration, seasonal movement, service calls, and ladder-side repairs. This black hex head screw gives crews a consistent fastener for compatible gutter work instead of relying on mismatched screws from the truck tray.

Use it for compatible gutter installation, gutter repair, hanger fastening, downspout straps, brackets, fascia hardware, exterior trim hardware, maintenance work, and contractor inventory.

Hex Head Control for Faster, Cleaner Driving

The hex head supports steady engagement with the correct driver, helping installers keep control while working along fascia boards, overhead gutter runs, downspout straps, exterior brackets, and tight hardware locations.

Installer tip: use the matching hex driver, keep the driver square to the fastener, and avoid overdriving so the head seats cleanly against the part being fastened.

Black Ruspert Finish for Exterior Exposure and Dark Hardware

The black Ruspert finish supports corrosion resistance for exterior fastening while helping the screw blend into black gutters, dark downspout straps, brackets, and trim-adjacent hardware.

Match the fastener to the material before installation, especially around dissimilar metals, treated lumber, coastal exposure, high-moisture areas, or unusual job-site conditions.

No Washer Style for a Simple, Direct Fastening Profile

This version is a no-washer hex head screw, making it a straightforward option where the application calls for direct fastening without an integrated washer or bonded sealing washer.

For applications that need a wider bearing surface or sealing washer, choose the proper washer-head or EPDM washer fastener for that specific job.

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Black Ruspert Screw vs Random Jobsite Fastener

Quick Product Summary

#10 x 1-1/2 in black Ruspert hex head gutter screw with #17 self-tapping point and no washer style for compatible gutter installation, downspout straps, brackets, fascia-mounted hardware, exterior repair work, and contractor fastener inventory. Available as an individual screw, 250-count bag, or 2,500-count case.

Job-Site Advantages

• Black finish blends with dark gutter systems and visible exterior hardware
• Ruspert finish supports corrosion resistance for exterior fastening
• Hex head supports cleaner driving with the correct bit
• #17 self-tapping point helps start into compatible materials
• No-washer style works where a direct hex head fastening profile is preferred
• #10 x 1-1/2 in size works for many compatible gutter hardware tasks
• Useful for hangers, straps, brackets, clips, and fascia hardware where specs match
• Works for gutter repair, replacement, maintenance, and installation support
• Individual screw option helps with small repairs and matching replacements
• 250-count bag supports regular installer use
• 2,500-count case supports truck stock, shop inventory, and high-volume crews
• Helps reduce reliance on mismatched fasteners from the truck bin
• Strong add-on for gutter installation and repair orders
• Available from GutterAll in Damascus, Oregon

Product Specifications

Installation Planning Guide

1. Match the screw size, head style, point type, finish, and length to the hardware and substrate.
2. Inspect fascia, framing, strap location, bracket location, or attachment point before fastening.
3. Use the matching hex driver or nut setter for clean engagement.
4. Keep the driver square to the screw head while driving.
5. Pre-drill when the substrate, edge distance, hardness, or installation conditions require it.
6. Seat the head firmly without overdriving or damaging the material.
7. Avoid reusing stripped holes that no longer provide proper bite.
8. Check that the fastened part sits tight and aligned after installation.
9. Confirm coating and metal compatibility for the project environment.
10. Recheck visible exterior fasteners during seasonal gutter maintenance.

Fit and Fastening Notice

Fastener performance depends on screw selection, substrate condition, coating compatibility, driver fit, fastening depth, and installation technique. Do not rely on appearance alone when replacing important gutter hardware fasteners.

If fascia is rotten, split, water-damaged, too thin, or previously stripped, repair the substrate or choose the proper fastening method before installation.

For unusual substrates, structural fastening, coastal exposure, treated lumber, masonry, metal framing, or code-sensitive work, confirm the proper fastener type before use.

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