1. What are Stemfix caps?
2. Why use "Head-Hole" screws and Stemfix caps?
3. How do Stemfix caps work?
4. Are Stemfix caps easy to use?
5. Will Stemfix caps really hide screws?
6. Stemfix cap dimensions
7. Pricing

What are Stemfix caps?

Stemfix caps are for use with drilled "head-hole" screws such as Hospa and Superchip.

Stemfix caps have a positive grip that is easy to fit, but difficult to remove.

Why use Head-Hole screws and Stemfix caps?

Head-hole screws are considerably more expensive than normal chipboard screws. However, the interference fit of the cap stem in the drilled hole does make the cap more difficult to remove from the fastener. This is often an important feature on furniture or in kitchens where young children are around. As Stemfix caps will still work, even when the head of the screw is 2.5mm below the worksurface, use of head-hole screws and Stemfix caps allows utilisation of less skilled labour for the fitting of the screws (they do not have to be flush with the worksurface).

How do Stemfix caps work?

Stemfix caps utilise the same low-profile crown as used on the Bifix caps - making it one of the lowest-profile and smooth transition (essential when wiping a cloth over)caps available.

Stemfix caps are high-quality mouldings.

Are Stemfix caps easy to use?

It's easier than A-B-C. In fact it's as easy as 1-2!

1. Tighten screw until flush with the work-surface.	2. Place stem of cap into drive recess and push in firmly

Will Stemfix caps really hide screws?

With 98 moulded plastic colours, Stemfix caps can match nearly all major laminate colours and patterns

Stemfix caps can be used anywhere a secure cap that will not brush or vibrate loose such as:

• Boats
• Buses
• Caravans
• Campers
• Cabinets
• Furniture
• Shopfitting
• Kitchens
• Cupboards
• Wardrobes