7G x 25mm
Clipsal 357PAN7N25-100 | Self Drilling Needle Point Pan Head Screws 7g x 25mm | 100
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$3.93 ex. GST
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Model matching matters more than price or appearance with electrical accessory screws. The 357 Series covers a range of head styles, gauges, and lengths designed to suit specific Clipsal fittings. Substituting a similar-looking screw can compromise fit and finish, so confirm the part before ordering.
Identify the product series before selecting replacement screws, since each Clipsal range can use slightly different mounting hardware. Different ranges, including Clipsal 2000 light switches and Clipsal Iconic switches, use specific mounting hardware. Check the existing fitting, the original packaging, or the manufacturer documentation. The right screw preserves the intended mechanical fit and visible finish on the completed installation.
Compatibility depends on the wall plate brand, model, and screw specification. Some electrical screws look similar but differ in thread pitch, length, or head shape. Where the original fitting must be preserved, match the screw to the Clipsal product rather than substituting from an unrelated fitting.
General-purpose timber, plasterboard, or metal screws are not designed for electrical wall plates. Using them can strip threads, crack plastic accessories, leave the head sitting proud, or cause uneven seating. Fixed-wiring work, including the removal or replacement of switches and power points, must be handled by a licensed electrician where required under Australian rules.
This is a practical specification guide for electricians and trade buyers. There is no single universal size that fits every application across the Clipsal range, so confirm the exact part needed for each job.
Thread design determines grip in the mating part or mounting point. Self-drilling threads, found on many 357 Series products, suit fixing into timber or metal substrates without a pilot hole. Forcing a mismatched thread can strip the receiving hole, so check the original screw, the part listing, or the fitting documentation before ordering.
A screw that is too short may not hold securely, while one that is too long can bottom out or interfere with the fitting. Wall plate and accessory screws must seat flush without stressing the component. Where possible, measure an existing screw before ordering replacements, paying attention to total length and the position of the head.
Driver engagement matters for clean fixing and future serviceability of the accessory. A damaged head makes removal difficult during maintenance, especially behind paint or after years of use. Use the correct bit and finish with controlled hand tightening to seat the screw without distortion.
Screw finish affects corrosion resistance and visual consistency over time. Zinc plating suits dry indoor installations where humidity and salt exposure are minimal. Stainless steel or higher-grade finishes are better suited to damp, coastal, or high-use environments. Verify the supplied product finish from the listing or datasheet before ordering, especially for outdoor or wet-area fixings.
This section gives a simple buyer decision framework for electricians and trade buyers. The principle is application first: fitting type, existing product, environment, and quantity drive the right choice.
Check product markings, original packaging, the catalogue number, installation records, or the old screw before ordering. Cover screws, wall plate screws, bracket screws, and internal accessory screws can look similar but serve different roles. Guessing from appearance alone often leads to incorrect orders and return trips.
Exact replacements suit repairs, warranty-sensitive work, and visible accessories where the finish must match. Spare stock suits maintenance teams, multi-site contractors, and fit-out crews who need consistent hardware across jobs. Stocking common screw bucket packs helps prevent delays from missing or stripped fasteners.
Pack sizes range from small packets through to bulk buckets of 1000. Single repairs can be covered by a pack, while large fit-outs benefit from buckets to allow for lost, stripped, or damaged screws. Bulk buying reduces per-unit cost and improves job readiness, particularly across multiple sites.
Australian electrical work involving fixed wiring must be performed by a licensed electrician where required. The notes below cover practical quality checks rather than DIY installation instructions for live or connected accessories.
Wall plates should sit flush, square, and stable without excessive pressure on the fitting itself. Even seating prevents distortion of plastic or decorative covers and helps the accessory last. Loose fittings should be investigated rather than over-tightened, since the cause is often a worn thread or damaged mounting point.
Compliance reminder: Power points, switches, and other fixed electrical accessories are part of the building wiring. They must not be opened or disturbed by unlicensed people. A licensed electrician can assess whether only the screw is damaged or whether the plate, grid, wall box, or fitting also needs replacement.
Excessive torque can damage wall plates, screw threads, and mounting points. Use controlled tightening and replace damaged screws rather than reusing them. Warning signs include spinning screws, cracked plastic, distorted plates, and damaged driver recesses on the screw head.
When a screw has stripped on a power point or switch, the safe path is to order the matching replacement and have a licensed electrician carry out the work where required. Avoid forcing a substitute screw of a different thread, length, or gauge into a Clipsal fitting. The fitting may also need replacement if the mounting point itself is damaged.
Trade buyers approach screw stock differently from one-off retail buyers on most jobs. Pack size, on-hand availability, and consistency across jobs all influence the order at the wholesale level.
Lost screws, stripped heads, and mixed legacy installations are common on service calls. Correct spares reduce return visits and maintain a professional finish on visible accessories. Small consumables can prevent larger job delays when the accessories themselves are otherwise ready to fit.
Pack sizing supports van stock, workshop stock, and multi-site maintenance work. Buckets of 500 or 1000 suit larger renovation and fit-out projects, while smaller packets cover single-site repairs. Online ordering also suits sole traders and small contractors who want transparent stock visibility without relying on counter stock.
Replacement screws are useful when reusing existing Clipsal accessories or refreshing old wall plates. Renovation work often involves missing screws, mixed hardware, paint-clogged heads, and corroded fixings. Matching the visible finish and original fitment helps the finished room present neatly.
Price-sensitive search intent often centres on cheaper alternatives to brand-specific fasteners. Value is best measured in compatibility, time saved, fit quality, and reduced call-backs rather than headline unit price alone.
Mismatched thread, wrong length, unsuitable head style, poor finish match, and weaker corrosion resistance all create real problems on site. The likely outcomes include damaged fittings, additional labour to correct mistakes, and poor visual consistency on finished walls in residential and commercial installations.
Existing Clipsal installations, warranty-sensitive work, visible wall plates, repeatable trade fit-offs, and maintenance replacements are all situations where known compatibility outweighs a small unit-cost saving. Avoiding a call-back matters more than saving cents per screw on contractor work.
Stock visibility, delivery speed, pack size, and job urgency all factor into the order. Sparky Direct ships across Australia and shows live stock status on product listings, which suits trade buyers booking fit-off or maintenance work. Confirm shipping options at checkout before booking a same-week job.
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1. Sign Up: Create your Club Clipsal account at clipsal.com/club-clipsal or via the iCat mobile app
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These are fantastic for installing a ceiling fan timber in a roof space. With your drill on the low speed you can drill through the truss and into your noggin with confidence
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