IRIUS Security System - for steel

How to Use:

1. Pull out the jaws of the socket
2. Insert the Iruis L12 head style fasterner
3. Setting process
4. Pull-back to open socket chaws

• Self-Drilling
• Tools

Irius Drive self-drilling screws feature a unique, patented drive design and are used for securely fastening metal sheets, roofing, and cladding.

Featuring a low profile head with a smooth contured surface with no visible drive this fastener provides excellent aesthetic appeal.

These fasteners can only be driven with the matching socket, providing a high level of fastening security.

• Stainless steel fastening of steel or aluminum sheet to steel or aluminum structure in one easy operation
• Designed to provide easy confident installation when working with a variety of metals, including steel
• Irius is the ultimate low profile self-drilling screw recommended by Architects
• A level 2 high security ranking, these screws can only be driven with the matching socket

The PROLOK range of security screws have different levels of security, providing the user with the option of tamper-proof, tamper-resistant and permanent fasteners

• Level 1 - no controls over distribution of removal tools.
• Level 2 - controlled distribution of removal tools.
• Level 3 - driver tools custom-made and licenced to single users
• Permanent - fastener is not designed to be removed.

The PROLOK range includes:

• ARMOUR RING CAPS - tamper-evident - 1-way high security
• CLUTCH HEAD - permanent - 1-way high security
• IRUIS - 1 way high security
• KINMAR Permanent  - 1-way high security
• KINMAR Removable - 2-way medium security
• OVAL PAN HEAD - 2-way medium security
• PENTAFORCE - 2-way medium security
• PIN HEX - 2-way basic security
• RESYTORK - 2-way basic security
• SCREWBOLTS - 1-way high security
• SCROLL NUTS - 2-way medium security
• SHEAR NUTS - 1-way high security
• SLAB TEE NUTS - 2-way high security
• STELLAR - 2-way medium security
• TORX-PLUS - 2-way basic security
• TRI-LOBULAR - 2-way basic security
• TWO-HOLE - 2-way basic security