Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Description

The Strong-Drive SDWC Truss Screw is designed for secure connections in high-wind construction applications, featuring a fully-threaded shank and a cap-style head for easy installation.

Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Includes

• (500) Strong-Drive SDWC Truss Screw .155 in. x 6 in. T30 Clear-Zinc Coat, Orange
• (2) Matched-Tolerance Driver Bit
• (2) Metal Installation Guide Tools

Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Features

• Fully threaded shank engages the entire length of the fastener, providing a secure connection between the roof and wall framing members
• Cap-style head countersinks fully into the double top plate to avoid interference with drywall or finish trades
• Wide tolerance on installation angle makes it easy to install the SDWC correctly
• Can be installed from inside the structure, eliminating exterior work on the upper stories and enhancing job safety
• 6-lobe, T30 driver bit provides positive engagement that makes the screw easy to drive and improves bit life
• Fastening can be performed before or after exterior sheathing is applied for added flexibility
• Metal installation guide tool (included) to help ensure proper installation
• 6″ SDWC Truss screw has orange coating for easy inspection
• Type-17 point for faster starts and easier driving
• SDWC15450 is recognized for use in chemically treated wood as described in the evaluation report

Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Applications

• Truss/rafter-to-plate and stud-to-plate connections
• High-wind construction applications
• Interior wood framing requiring secure connections

Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Installation Overview

1. Verify dimensions and alignment of the roof and wall framing members.
2. Position the SDWC screw using the included metal installation guide tool.
3. Drive the screw using the T30 driver bit, ensuring full engagement of the threads.
4. Inspect the installation for proper countersinking and alignment.
5. Repeat for additional screws as required by the application.

Simpson SDWC15600B-KT Specifications

NOTE: The correct fasteners installed in the correct position must be used to achieve published load values