Cap-Tor® xd
Color Matched Screws for Composite and PVC Decking
Cap-Tor® xd screws are specifically designed to provide a clean, smooth and uniform finish in capstock composite and PVC decking. They also work equally well in traditional composites. Cap-Tor xd is approved for use with all major composite and PVC deck brands.
Cap-Tor xd screws feature extra deep star drive recesses, undercut heads, reverse threads, tri-lobular shanks, Type 17 auger tips, and are available with either a color matched, epoxy-based polymer resin coating or in color matched Headcote® stainless steel (both Grades 305 and 316).
Collated Screw Systems: Cap-Tor xd screws are also available collated for use with the Muro® Ultra Driver.
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For a complete guide to picking the right deck fastener, visit our Deck Fastener Information Center.
Use our online Deck Matcher tool to find the right color Headcote / Deckfast color match for your decking material.
Product Features
Materials: Available in epoxy coated carbon steel, Grades 305 and 316 Stainless Steel.
ACQ: Approved for use with ACQ treated lumber.
Star Drive
Favored by professionals; extra deep recess reduces cam-out.
Undercut Head
Cleanly penetrates the hard outer layer of capstock decking.
Reverse Thread
Prevents mushrooming and other surface defects
Tri-lobe Shank and Acute Thread Angle
For increased driving power and cleaner penetration through harder decking materials.
Type 17 Auger Tip
For faster, easier entry; helps prevent splitting.
Applications and Usage Notes
Pre-drilling: Pre-drilling is not required (except as required by the decking manufacturer).
Perfectly Set Fasteners: To achieve a clean and uniform appearance, with screws set at a perfect and consistent depth below the surface, use the new Smart-Bit Deck Screw Depth Setter.
Corrosion Information: Approved for use with ACQ treated lumber. For applications exposed to salt air, near large bodies of water, swimming pools or other areas where corrosion is more likely to occur, always use Grade 316 stainless steel screws. For more detailed information about corrosion, see the corrosion information page.
