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DESIGN TABLES
ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS

DESIGN EXAMPLES
05/2021
TEXT OF CONTENT
TABLE
Use of table values 4
Calculation of the table values 6
Application examples
Timber-to-timber connection 9
Steel-to-timber connection 13
Timber-to-timber tensile shear connection 15
Steel-to-timber tensile shear connection with washer 17
Timber-to-timber connection, end-gain wood 19
Joist header connection 21
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TEXTOF TABLE VALUES
USE
General
The load-carrying capacity values in the table were determined in accordance with ETA-11/0190 and EN 1995-1-1 for timber-to-timber and steel-to-timber
connections with Würth ASSY® 4 screws without predrilling for timber members with a characteristic density of ρk = 350 kg/m³.
For the load-carrying capacity, characteristic values and design values for kmod = 0,8 und γM = 1,3 are specified.
Timber-to-timber / steel-to-timber connections

The specified load-carrying capacity values correspond to the maximum load-carrying capacity that can be achieved with a screw of a particular diame-
ter.1 The associated minimum screw length required is specified for each load-carrying capacity. The specified load-carrying capacity is achieved with
this screw length or a longer one. For smaller component thicknesses than those specified in the tables, the load-carrying capacity of a connection can be
determined by an individual load-carrying capacity calculation.
Rated value of the load-carrying capacity

For modification factors kmod ≠ 0,8 the design value of the load-carrying capacity can be calculated from the specified characteristic
load-carrying capacity:
k mod
F i,Rd = F i,Rk ∙ _
γ M  mit γ M= 1,3
On the safe side, the tabulated design values of the load-carrying capacity can be used for all kmod ≥ 0,8.
Verification of the load-carrying capacity under combined loads

Verification of the load-carrying capacity under combined loads is done in accordance with DIN EN 1995-1-1 (8.28):
(_  )
  + (_
 F    )
2 2
F ax,Ed F v,Ed
 F      ≤ 1
ax,Rd v,Rd
Connections with several screws

For connections with several screws, the effective number nef of the screws must be determined.
Axially loaded screws (ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2)
nef = n0,9 general case

nef = max{n0,9; 0,9 · n} for a row of inclined screws with 30° ≤ α ≤ 60° with tensile shear connections
Laterally loaded screws (EN 1995-1-1, 8.3.1.1 (8)):
nef = n if the screws are arranged in a row parallel to the grain direction, each offset by 1 · d
perpendicular to the grain direction
nef = nkef if the screws in a row parallel to the grain direction are not offset or if the spacing between
the screws in a tear line is less than 14 · d.
a1 4·d 7·d 10 · d ≥ 14 · d Linear interpolation may be used for intermediate

kef -- 0,7 0,85 1,0 values of a1.
1 In the case of screw connections parallel to the fibre the screw length taken into account when determining the values in the table was in
some cases sensibly limited.
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TEXTOF TABLE VALUES

USE
Minimum screw spacings
The minimum spacings according to EN 1995-1-1, Table 8.2 apply for laterally loaded screws and/or axially loaded screws:

ASSY®plus

a1 ≥ (4 + |cos α|) · d
a2 ≥ (3 + |sin α|) · d
a3,t ≥ (7 + 5 · cos α) · d
a2 a2
a3,c ≥ 7 · d α
α
a4,t ≥ (3 + 4 · sin α) · d
a 3,t a 3,c
a1 a1 a1
a4,c ≥ 3 · d

all ASSY® screws2
a1 ≥ (5 + 7 · |cos α|) · d
a2 ≥ 5 · d
a2 a2
a3,t ≥ (10 + 5 · cos α) · d
a 4,c
a 4,t
α α
a3,c ≥ 10 · d
a1 a1 a1
a4,t ≥ (5 + 5 · sin α) · d
a4,c ≥ 5 · d

For steel-to-timber connections,
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minimum spacings a1 and a2 may be multiplied by a factor of 0,7. In the case of fastening into the end grain parallel
AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
to the grain direction (α = 0°), the minimum spacings a4,t or a4,c to the component edge and between the screws a2 must
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be observed.
DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
For ASSY®PLUS 4 screws and ASSY®PLUS VG 4 screws that are exclusively loaded axially, the following minimum spacings according to
ETA 11/0190 may be assumed:


a1 ≥ 5 · d a1
a1 a2
a2 ≥ 2,5 · d a 2,CG a 2 a 2,CG a 1,CG
a 2,CG
a1,c ≥ 5 · d α α
a2,CG
a2,c ≥ 3 · d
a 2,CG
a1 · a2 ≥ 25 · d²
a2,CG
a1,CG
a 2,CG a2,CG
The minimum screw spacings according to ETA-11/0190 must be maintained.

Minimum thickness requirements may result in other minimum spacings than the standard spacings.

2 Applies to woods with a characteristic density of ρk ≤ 420 kg/m³ ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION

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CALCULATION OF TABLE VALUES
Example of determining the load-carrying capacity of a screw
Timber-to-timber connection with Würth ASSY® 4 WH 8x180 screws. The angle between screw axis and fiber direction is 90° in both components
(α1 = 90°, α 2 = 90°) and the thickness of the head-side component t1 = 120 mm.
For the design value of the load-carrring capacity k mod= 0,8(service class 1 and load-duration class medium-term) is selected. ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Fv,Ed

t2
Component 1 Thickness 120 mm Component 2 Thickness 320 mm

softwood C24 ρ  1,k
= 350 kg/m³ softwood C24 ρ 2,k = 350 kg/m³ Fax,Ed Fax,Rd
not predrilled not predrilled
α1 = 90° α2 = 90° t1
t1 = 20 mm t2 = 60 mm
Fv,Rd
Screw parameters Würth ASSY® 4 WH Ø 8 mm as per ETA-11/0190
d = 8 mm Screw diameter
dh = 22 mm Head diameter
lg = 80 mm Thread length
My,Rk = 23000 Nmm Characteristic yield moment ETA-11/0190, Appendix 2, Table 2.2
fax,k = 11 N/mm² Characteristic withdrawal parameter ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2
fhead,k = 10 N/mm² Characteristic head pull-through parameter ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.3

f tens,k = 22 kN Characteristic tensile strength ETA-11/0190, Appendix 2, Table 2.2
Head draw-through load-carrying capacity of a screw
Fhead,Rk = n ef ∙ f head,k ∙ d 2h  ∙ (ρ k / ρ a) 0,8 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40b
1,0 ∙ 10 ∙ 22 2 ∙ (350 / 350) 0,8
=
= 4,84 kN
nef = 1,0 Effective number of screws ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2
ρk = 350 kg/m³ Characteristic raw density of

the head-side component
ρa = 350 kg/m³ Associated raw density for fax,k

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Load-carrying capacity of a screw for pulling out
Fax,α,k = n ef ∙ k ax ∙  f ax,k ∙ d ∙ l ef ∙ (ρ k / ρ a ) 0,8/ k β ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2, 2.12
1,0 ∙ 1,0 ∙ 11 ∙ 8 ∙ 60 ∙ (350 / 350) 0,8/1,0

=
= 5,28 kN
kax 1,0
= Angle factor ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2
k
ρ = 350 kg /m 3 Characteristic density of the
the tip-side component
ρa = 350 kg/m 3 Associated raw density for fax,k
lef = min{l g; t 2}= min{80; 60}= 60 mm Penetration length of the threaded part

in component 2
kß = 1,0 ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2
Tensile strength of a screw
Ftens,Rk = n ef ∙ f tens,k DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40c
= 1,0 ∙ 22 = 22 kN
Axial load-carrying capacity of a screw
Fax,Rk = min{F head,Rk ; F ax,α,Rk ; F tens,Rk}
= min{4,84; 5,28; 22}= 4,84 kN
= min{_  }
F head,Rk ∙ k mod F ax,α,Rk ∙ k mod F tens,Rk
Fax,Rd   γ M    ;  _
  γ M  ; _
 
    γ M   
= min{_  1,3 }
4,84 ∙ 0,8 5,28 ∙ 0,8 22
; _
  1,3   
  ; _
  1,3   
    = 2,98 kN
kmod = 0,8 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 3.1.3

γM = 1,3 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 2.4.1
Embedment strengths
0,082 ∙ ρ k ∙ d -0,3
_____________
fh,1,k =    
   2   Embedment strength in the component 1 ETA-11/0190, A.2.2.2, 2.2
2,5 ∙ cos  α + sin  α
2
0,082 ∙ 350 ∙ 8 -0,3
=  ______________
  
     =15,4 N/mm 2
2,5 ∙ cos  90° + sin  90°
2 2
α = 90° Angle between screw axis

and grain direction
fh,2,k = fh,1,k = 15,4 N/mm² Embedment strength in the component 2 ETA-11/0190, A.2.2.2, 2.2
β = fh,2,k / fh,1,k = 1,0 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.8

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Load-carrying capacities of a screw for shearing off
Equations 8.6 a to f according to DIN EN 1995-1-1:
Fv,1,Rk = f h,1,k ∙ t 1 ∙ d = 14,8 kN (a)
Fv,2,Rk = f h,2,k ∙ t 2 ∙ d = 7,39 kN (b)

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[      ]+  _

√
β + 2 ∙ β 2 ∙ [1 +  _
t   +(   ]+ β 3 ∙ (_
 t   )  t   )
   - β (1 +  _
t   )
f h,1,k ∙ t 1 ∙ d t 2 t 2 2 t 2 2 t 2 F ax,Rk
Fv,3,Rk = _
  1+ β   
  _ 4
     = 6,23 kN (c)
1 1 1 1
_________________________
[  2 ∙ β ∙     - β]+  _

√
f h,1,k ∙ t 1 ∙ d 4 ∙ β ∙ (2 + β) ∙ M y,Rk F ax,Rk
Fv,4,Rk = 1,05 ∙ _
  2+ β          (1+ β) +  ______________
      4
     = 6,58 kN (d)
f h,1,k ∙ d ∙ t 21 
____________________________
[  2 ∙   - β]+  _

√
f h,1,k ∙ t 2 ∙ d 4 ∙ β ∙ (1 + 2 ∙ β) ∙ M y,Rk F ax,Rk
Fv,5,Rk = 1,05 ∙ _
  1 + 2 ∙ β          _______________
β 2 ∙ (1 + β) +          4
     = 4,18 kN (e)
f h,1,k ∙ d ∙ t 22 
√
2 ∙ β _______________ F ax,Rk
Fv,6,Rk = 1,15 ∙  _
1 + β   
  2 ∙ M y,Rk ∙ f h,1,k ∙ d  +  _
∙ √    4
     = 3,96 kN (f)
Fv,Rk = min{F v,i,Rk} = 3,96 kN
Fv,Rd = F v,Rk ∙ k mod/γ M = 3,96 ∙ 0,8/1,3 = 2,44 kN

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE TIMBER-TO-TIMBER CONNECTION
System Purlin to truss connection
Purlin b/h = 120 mm / 240 mm, NH C24
Truss b/h = 140 DURCH
ERZEUGT mm / 400 mm,
EINE NH C24
Calculation basis DIN EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and national German application document
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190
Load effect Fv,Ed = 1,7 kN, Fax,Ed = 2,8 kN
service class 1 and load-duration class medium-term

Requirement Screw head flush with the upper edge of the purlin: t1 = 240 mm

Ansicht Draufsicht
view Ansicht DraufsichtTop view
Fax,Ed
Fax,Ed
240
F
240
v,Ed
Fv,Ed
120 140
120 140
400
400
ASSY®PLUS VG 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER
HOLZ-HOLZ-SCHERVERBINDUNG
120
SHEAR CONNECTION
120
Cylinder head / Countersunk head / Combi head
Variant 1 – ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − Ø 8 mm
Load-carring capacity of laterally loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req
Fv,Ed = 1,7 kN t
Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm Ø 10 mm Ø 12 mm
1
F F F Fv,R
 Table ASSY PLUS VG 4, timber-to-timber shear connection,shear
®
load-carrying capacitly, t1 = 240 mm, α1 = 90°, α 2 = 90° l
Load-carring capacilty of
l l v,R req v,R req v,R req l req
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION kN mm

Required minimum screw length: lmin = 380timber-to-timber
mm
laterally loaded screws in
connection 1,90 80 2,47 80 ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
30
Single-shear timber-to-timber connection
Shear load-carrying capacity per screws: Fv,Rd = 3,37
α
kN
Angle between screw axis and grain
1,17
2,32
80
80
1,52
3,16
80
100 3,97 100 i
direction of the component 40
1,43 80 1,95 100 2,44 100
t1 Thickness of the head-side compo-
nent 2,49 100 3,71 120 4,60 120
50
Component 2: t2 ≥ lreq – t1 1,53 100 2,28 120 2,83 120
(minimum component thicknesses
in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be 2,67 120 4,06 120 5,27 140
ASSY PLUS VG 4
observed) ®
Fv,R Load-carrying capacity of a laterally
60
1,64 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER
120 2,50 HOLZ-HOLZ-SCHERVERBINDUNG
120 3,24SHEAR
140 CONNECTION
HOLZ-HOLZ-SCHERVERBINDUNG
SHEAR CONNECTION loaded screw 3,01 160 4,50 160 5,90 160 7,41 160
80
head / Countersunk head /1,85 160 2,77 160 3,63 160 4,56 160
Cylinder
lreq Required screw length for achieving
the specified load-carrying capacity
Combi head
3,26 200 4,94 200 6,45 200 8,01 200
Load-carrying capacities apply for a char. 100
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 2,01 200 3,04 200 3,97 200 4,93 200
Example 3,26 220 5,38 240 7,00 240 8,61 240
Load-carring capacity of laterally loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req 120
t1 Fv,R lreq 2,01 220 3,31 240 4,31 240 5,30 240
t1
Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req mm kN mm 3,26 240 5,47 280 7,40 280 9,21 280
140
Load-carring capacilty of mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
1) 3)
timber-to-timber connection
30
1,90 80 2,47 80
5) 2,01 240 3,37 280 4,55 280 5,67 280
1,17 80 1,52 80
αi Angle between screw axis and grain 2) 4)
direction of the component 40
2,32 80 3,16 100 3,97 100
3,26 260 5,47 330 7,40 300 9,81 320
1,43 80 1,95 100 2,44 100
1) Characteristic value Fv,Rk 160
Load-carring capacity of 260
laterally loaded screws
330 Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required
300minimum screw
6,04 length l320
nent
Component 2: t2 ≥ lreq – t1
50
2,49
1,53
100
100
3,71
2,28
120
120
4,60
2,83
120
120
2,01 3,37 4,55 req
2,67 120 4,06 120 5,27 140
2) Design value of the load-carrying
3,01 Ø 6 mm 260 5,47 Ø 8 mm 330 7,40Ø 10 mm320 10,00Ø 12 mm360
in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be
observed) 60
1,64 120 2,50 120 3,24 140 capacity Fv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and
3,01 160 4,50 160 5,90 160 7,41 160 γM = 1,3 180
t1 1,85 260 3,37 330 4,55 320 6,16 360
loaded screw
80
1,85
3,26
160
200
2,77
4,94
160
200
3,63
6,45
160
200
4,56
8,01
160
200 3) lreq for Fv,Rk Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
Load-carrying capacities apply for a char. 100
2,01 200 3,04 200 3,97 200 4,93 200 2,67 260 5,47 330 7,40 340 10,00 380
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³.
Example 3,26 220 5,38 240 7,00 240 8,61 240
Load-carring
4) lreq for Fv,Rdcapacilty of 200
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
t1 Fv,R lreq
120
2,01 220 3,31 240 4,31 240 5,30 240 laterally loaded screws in 1,64 260 3,37 330 4,55 340 6,16 380
mm kN mm 3,26 240 5,47 280 7,40 280 9,21 280 timber-to-timber
5) Thickness of theconnection
head-side compo- 1,90 80 2,47 80
5)
1) 3) 140
2,01 240 3,37 280 4,55 280 5,67 280 nent 30 2,32 260 5,47 360 7,40 360 10,00 400
2) 4)
3,26 260 5,47 330 7,40 300 9,81 320 Single-shear timber-to-timber connection 220 1,17 80 1,52 80
2,01 260 3,37 330 4,55 300 6,04 320 General information 1,43 260 3,37 360 4,55 360 6,16 400
capacityFv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and 3,01 260 5,47 330 7,40 320 10,00 360 α
Scews
i Angle
modebetween
of carbonscrew
steelaxis
mayand grain
only be 2,32 80 3,16 100 3,97 100
γM = 1,3 180
1,85 260 3,37 330 4,55 320 6,16 360
used direction
in serviceofclasses
the component
1 and 2. 40 5,47 380 7,40 380 10,00 430
3) lreq for Fv,Rk
200
2,67 260 5,47 330 7,40 340 10,00 380 240 1,43 80 1,95 100 2,44 100
4)
5)
lreq for Fv,Rd
Thickness of the head-side compo-
1,64 260 3,37 330 4,55 340 6,16 380 Thickness
tIt1 is not of the
necessary head-side
to predrill the compo-
timber 3,37 380 4,55 380 6,16 430
nent
220
2,32 260 5,47 360 7,40 360 10,00 400 nent
components. 2,49 100 3,71 120 4,60 120
General information 1,43 260 3,37 360 4,55 360 6,16 400
50 5,47 400 7,40 400 10,00 430
260
Scews mode of carbon steel may only be
used in service classes 1 and 2.
240
5,47 380 7,40 380 10,00 430
Component
For connections ≥ lreq
2: t2with – t1 screws, the
multiple 1,53 100 2,28 120 2,83 120
It is not necessary to predrill the timber 3,37 380 4,55 380 6,16 430
(minimum
effective numbercomponent
of screws nthicknesses
3,37 400 4,55 400 6,16 430
ef must be
components.
5,47 400 7,40 400 10,00 430
260
takenininto
acc. with ETA
account 11/0190
according must1995-
to EN be 2,67 120 4,06 120 5,27 140
5,47 430 7,40 430 10,00 480
For connections with multiple screws, the
3,37 400 4,55 400 6,16 430
effective number of screws nef must be
observed)
1-1 equation (8.17). 60
280
taken into account according to EN 1995- 5,47 430 7,40 430 10,00 480
1-1 equation (8.17). 280
1,64 120 2,50 120 3,24 140
3,37 430 4,55 430 6,16 480
FInformation 3,37 430 4,55 430 6,16 480
v,R Load-carrying capacity ofaccording
a laterallyto
Information and prerequisites according to
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 5,47 430 7,40 450 10,00 480 and prerequisites
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. 300
loaded screw 3,01 160 4,50 160 5,90 160 7,41 160
Bases for calculation
3,37 430 4,55 450 6,16 480
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
80 5,47 430 7,40 450 10,00 480
ETA-11/0190
lETA-11/0190 must be observed. 300 1,85 160 2,77 160 3,63 160 4,56 160
req Required screw length for achieving
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
3,37 430 4,55 450 6,16 480

Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. Basesthe
forspecified load-carrying capacity
calculation 3,26 200 4,94 200 6,45 200 8,01 200
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ETA-11/0190capacities apply for a char.
Load-carrying 100
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 2,01 200 3,04 200 3,97 200 4,93 200
Example 3,26 220 5,38 240 7,00 240 8,61 240
Attention:
t1
These
Fv,R
are planning
lreq
aids. The 120
values are to 2,01
be measured220
by authorised3,31
persons in case
240
of use. 4,31 240 5,30 240
mm kN mm 3,26 240 5,47 280 7,40 280 9,21 280
14 DESIGN
1) TABLES3)FOR ASSY 140
®
PLUS 4 FULL THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021
5) 2,01 240 3,37 280 4,55 280 5,67 280
2) 4)
3,26 260 5,47 330 7,40 300 9,81 320
2,01 260 3,37 330 4,55 300 6,04 320
capacity Fv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and 3,01 260 5,47 330 7,40 320 10,00 360
γM = 1,3 180

1,85 260 3,37 330 4,55 320 6,16 360
3) lreq for Fv,Rk
2,67 260 5,47 330 7,40 340 10,00 380
4) lreq for Fv,Rd 200
1,64 260 3,37 330 4,55 340 6,16 380
HOLZ-HOLZ-ZUGVERBINDUNG
TENSILE CONNECTION
TEXT
Load-carring capacity of axially loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req
Fax,Ed = 2,8 kN Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm Ø 10 mm Ø 12 mm
t Load-carring capacilty of
 Table ASSY®PLUS VG 4, timber-to-timber tensile connection, tensile
F load-carrying Fcapacity, l t = 240 mm, lα1 = 90°, α 2 = l90°
1
l F F axially loaded screws in
1 ax,R req ax,R req ax,R req ax,R req
Required minimum screw length: lmin = 480mmmm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
2,07 80 1,87 80
Tensile load-carrying capacity per screw: Fax,Rd = 13,0 kN 1,27
30
80 1,15 80
αi Angle between screw axis and grain
direction of the component
2,76 80 3,52 80 4,40 100 t1 Thickness of the head-side compo-

40 nent
1,70 80 2,17 80 2,71 100
3,45 100 4,40 100 5,50 100 (minimum component thicknesses
ASSY PLUS VG1004

50 ® 2,12 2,71 100 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER
3,38 100 HOLZ-HOLZ-ZUGVERBINDUNG
TENSILE CONNECTION in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be
observed)
4,14 120 5,28 120 6,60 120 Fax,R Load-carrying capacity of axially
HOLZ-HOLZ-ZUGVERBINDUNG
TENSILE CONNECTION 60 loaded screw (thread pull-out, head
2,55 120 3,25 120 4,06 120
Cylinder head / Countersunk head / Combi head Cylinder head / Countersunk head
pull-through/and
Combi head
tear-off resistance)
5,52 160 7,04 160 8,80 160 9,60 160 lreq Required screw length for achieving
80 the specified load-carrying capacity
3,40 160 4,33 160 5,42 160 5,91 160
Load-carrying capacities apply for a char.
6,90 200 8,80 200 11,00 200 12,00 200 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³.
100
Load-carring capacity of axially loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req
4,25 200 5,42 200 6,77 200 7,38 200 Example
t1
Fax,R l req Fax,R l req Fax,R l req Fax,R l req
axially loaded screws in
8,28 240 10,60 240 13,20 240 14,40 240 t1 Fax,R lreq
120
5,10 240 6,50 240 8,12 240 8,86 240 mm kN mm
2,07 80 1,87 80
30 αi Angle between screw axis and grain
1,27 80 1,15 80 direction of the component
8,28 260 12,30 280 15,40 280 16,80 280 1) 3)
5)
40 nent
140
1,70
3,45
80
100
2,17
4,40
80
100
2,71
5,50
100
100
Load-carring capacity
5,10 of 260
axially loaded
7,58 screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd9,48
280 with required280
minimum screw
10,30length l req
280
2) 4)
50 in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be
2,12 100 2,71 100 3,38 100 observed)
1) Characteristic value Fax,Rk
4,14 120 5,28 120 6,60 120 6,90 260 14,10 330 17,60 320 19,20 320
Fax,R Load-carrying capacity of axially
60
160
loaded screw (thread pull-out, head
2,55 120 3,25 120 4,06 120 pull-through and tear-off resistance)
t1 4,25 260 8,66 330 10,80 320 11,80 320 Load-carring capacilty
with kmodof= 0,8 and
5,52 160 7,04 160 8,80 160 9,60 160 lreq Required screw length for achieving
80 capacity Fax,Rd
Fax,R Fax,R Fax,R Fax,R
3,40 160 4,33 160 5,42 160 5,91 160
l req l req l req l req axiallyγM =loaded
1,3 screws in
100
6,90 200 8,80 200 11,00 200 12,00 200 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 5,52 260 15,80 360 19,80 360 21,60 360 timber-to-timber connection
4,25 200 5,42 200 6,77 200 7,38 200 Example
180
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm 3) lreq for Fax,Rk
120
8,28
5,10
240
240
10,60
6,50
240
240
13,20
8,12
240
240
14,40
8,86
240
240
t1
mm
Fax,R
kN
lreq
mm
3,40 260 9,75 360 12,20 360 13,30 360 Single-shear timber-to-timber connection
8,28 260 12,30 280 15,40 280 16,80 280 1) 3)
2,07 80 1,87 80 4) lreq for Fax,Rd
140 5)
4,14 260 17,60 400 22,00 400 24,00 400 αi Angle between screw axis and grain
30
2) 4)
5,10 260 7,58 280 9,48 280 10,30 280
6,90 260 14,10 330 17,60 320 19,20 320
1) Characteristic value Fax,Rk 200 1,27 80 1,15 80 5) direction
Thicknessofofthe
thecomponent
head-side compo-
160
4,25 260 8,66 330 10,80 320 11,80 320
capacity Fax,Rd with kmod = 0,8 and
2,55 260 10,80 400 13,50 400 14,80 400 nent
5,52 260 15,80 360 19,80 360 21,60 360 γM = 1,3
180 3) lreq for Fax,Rk 2,76 260 19,40 450 24,20 450 26,40 480 Generalnentinformation
3,40
4,14
260
260
9,75
17,60
360
400
12,20
22,00
360
400
13,30
24,00
360
400
4) lreq for Fax,Rd 40
220
200 5) Thickness of the head-side compo- 1,70
1,70 80
260 2,17
11,90 80
450 2,71
14,90 100
450 16,20 480 Scews mode of carbon steel may only be
2,55 260 10,80 400 13,50 400 14,80 400 nent Component
used in service t2 ≥ lreq1–and
2: classes t1 2.
2,76 260 19,40 450 24,20 450 26,40 480
220
General information
1,70 260 11,90 450 14,90 450 16,20 480 Scews mode of carbon steel may only be
50 21,10 480 26,40 480 28,80 480 in necessary
It is not acc. with ETA 11/0190
to predrill must be
the timber
240
21,10 480 26,40 480 28,80 480 It is not necessary to predrill the timber 240 2,12 100 2,71 100 3,38 100
13,00 480 16,20 480 17,70 480 components.
13,00 480 16,20 480 17,70 480 observed)
components.
22,00 530 28,60 530 31,20 600 For connections with multiple screws,
4,14 120 5,28 120 6,60 120

260 the effective number of screws nef must
14,10 530 17,60 530 19,20 600 be taken into account according to ETA-
31,2022,00 530 28,60 530 600 FFor Load-carrying
ax,Rconnections withcapacity
multiple of axially
screws,
60
11/0190 A2.3.2.
280
22,00 530 30,80 580 33,60 600
Information and prerequisites according to 260 loaded number
the effective screw (thread pull-out,
of screws head
nef must
15,20 580 19,00 580 20,70 600 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
ETA-11/0190 must be observed.
2,55 120
530 120 120
530 19,20 3,25
14,10 4,06
17,60 600 pull-through
be taken and according
into account tear-off resistance)
to ETA-
22,00 580 33,00 650 36,00 600
11/0190 A2.3.2.
300 Bases for calculation
15,20 580 20,30 650 22,20 600 ETA-11/0190
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
5,52 160 7,04
22,00 160
530 8,80
30,80 160
580 9,60
33,60 160
600 lreq Required screw length for achieving
80
280 the specifiedand
Information load-carrying capacity
prerequisites according to
3,40 160 4,33
15,20 160
580 5,42
19,00 160
580 5,91
20,70 160
600 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use.
Load-carrying
ETA-11/0190capacities apply for a char.
must be observed.
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6,90 200 8,80
22,00 200
580 11,00
33,00 200
650 12,00
36,00 200
600 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³.
100
300 Bases for calculation
4,25 200 5,42
15,20 200
580 6,77
20,30 200
650 7,38
22,20 200
600 Example
ETA-11/0190
8,28 240 10,60 240 13,20 240 14,40 240 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
Selected: 1 x ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − 8x480 120
5,10 240 6,50 240 8,12 240 8,86 240 mm
t1 Fax,R
kN mm
lreq
8,28 260 12,30 280 15,40 280 16,80 280 1) 3)

5)
Attention:
140 These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. 2) 4)
5,10 260 7,58 280 9,48 280 10,30 280
Minimum distances: The minimum distances are 6,90
observed


260 14,10 330 17,60 320 19,20

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160 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY ®
PLUS 4320
FULL THREAD WOOD
2) Design value SCREWS
of the load-carrying
15
4,25 260 8,66 330 10,80 320 11,80 320 capacity Fax,Rd with kmod = 0,8 and
5,52 260 15,80 360 19,80 360 21,60 360 γM = 1,3
View 180
3,40 260 Top view
9,75 360 12,20 360 13,30 360 3) lreq for Fax,Rk
Ansicht Ansicht Draufsicht

4,14 260 17,60 400 Draufsicht
22,00 400 24,00 400
4) lreq for Fax,Rd
200 5) Thickness of the head-side compo-
2,55 260 10,80 400 13,50 400 14,80 400 nent
2,76 260 19,40 450 24,20 450 26,40 480 General information
220 Scews mode of carbon steel may only be
1,70 260 11,90 450 14,90 450 16,20 480
240 240
21,10 480 26,40 480 28,80 480
240 60 60 60 60 It is not necessary to predrill the timber
13,00 480 16,20 480 17,70 480 components.
22,00 530 28,60 530 31,20 600 For connections with multiple screws,
260 the effective number of screws nef must
70 14,10 530 17,60 70 530 19,20 600 be taken into account according to ETA-
140 14011/0190 A2.3.2.
22,00 530 30,80
280 70 70 580 33,60 600
15,20 580 19,00 580 20,70 600 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
22,00
400 580 33,00 650 36,00 600
400 300 Bases for calculation
15,20 580 20,30 650 22,20 600 ETA-11/0190
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
120 120
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Effective number of screws: nv,ef = 1

nax,ef = 1
( n ax,ef ∙ F ax,Rd) + ( n v,ef ∙ F v,Rd) = (1,0 ∙13,0) ∙ (1,0 ∙3,37) = 0,3 ≤ 1,00
F ax,Ed 2 F v,Ed 2 2 2
_ _ _ 2,8
_ 1,7
Verification of the load-carrying capacity:


ASSY®PLUS 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION
Countersunk
TEXT
Variant 2 – ASSY®PLUS 4 − Ø 8 mm
Fv,Ed = 1,7 kN
Ø 5 mm Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm
 Table ASSY®PLUS 4, timber-to-timber shear connection, shear load-carrying capacity, t
t1 = 240F mm, α1 =l 90°, α 2 =F 90° 1
v,R req v,R l req Fv,R l req
equired minimum screw length: lmin = 300 mm

mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
timber-to-timber connection 1,28 60 1,71 80
Shear load-carrying capacity per screw: Fv,Rd = 2,13 kN
24
0,79 60 1,05 80
αi Angle between screw axis and 1,43 70 1,85 80 2,73 140
grain direction of the component 30
0,88 70 1,14 80 1,68 140
nent 1,48 80 2,10 80 3,01 140
40
0,91 80 1,29 80 1,85 140
ASSY®PLUS 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION
Component 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1
ASSY®PLUS 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION (minimum component thicknesses 1,48 90 2,10 90 3,34 140
in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be 50
Countersunk observed) 0,91 90 1,29 90 2,06 140
F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally 1,48 100 2,10 100 3,47 140
Countersunk
loaded screw 60
0,91 100 1,29 100 2,13 140
l req Required screw length for achieving
the specified load-carring capacity
0,90 100 2,10 120 3,47 140
80
Load-carring capacity of laterally loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req 0,55 100 1,29 120 2,13 140
Load-carring capacities apply for a char.
t1 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 2,10 140 3,47 160
Fv,R Fv,R Fv,R
100
l req l req l req
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm Example 1,29 140 2,13 160
timber-to-timber connection 1,28 60 1,71 80
24
Single-shear timber-to-timber connection 0,79 60 1,05 80 t1 Fv,R lreq 2,10 160 3,47 180
120
αi Angle between screw axis and 1,43 70 1,85 80 2,73 140
30
t1
grain direction of the component
Thickness of the head-side compo-
0,88 70 1,14 80 1,68 140 mm kN mm 1,29 160 2,13 180
nent 1,48 80 2,10 80 3,01 140
40
0,91 80 1,29 80 1,85 140 1) 3)
5) 2,10 180 3,47 200
(minimum component thicknesses 1,48 90 2,10 90 3,34 140
observed)
50
0,91 90 1,29 90 2,06 140 2) 4) 140
F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally 1,48 100 2,10 100 3,47 140 1,29 180 2,13 200
loaded screw 60
0,91 100 1,29 100 2,13 140
1) Characteristic value F v,Rk
0,90 100 2,10 120 3,47 140 Ø 5 mm 2,10 Ø 6 mm 200 3,47 Ø 8 mm 220
160
80
0,55 100 1,29 120 2,13 140
2) Design value of the load-carring t1
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 2,10 140 3,47 160 1,29 200 2,13 220
Example
100
1,29 140 2,13 160 capacity F v,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
t1 Fv,R lreq
120
2,10 160 3,47 180 γM = 1,3 2,10 220 3,47 240
mm kN
1)
mm
3)
1,29 160 2,13 180 Load-carring capacilty of 180
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
5)
2) 4) 140
2,10
1,29
180
180
3,47
2,13
200
200
laterally
3) l req forloaded
F v,Rk screws in 1,29 220 2,13 240
1) Characteristic value F v,Rk timber-to-timber connection 1,28 60 1,71 80
2) Design value of the load-carring 160
2,10
1,29
200
200
3,47
2,13
220
220
4) l req for F v,Rd 24 2,10 240 3,47 260
capacity F v,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and
γM = 1,3 2,10 220 3,47 240 Single-shear timber-to-timber connection 200 0,79 60 1,05 80
180 5) Thickness of the head-side compo- 1,29 240 2,13 260
ASSY®PLUS 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER TENSILE CONNECTION

3) l req for Fv,Rk 1,29 220 2,13 240
4) l req for Fv,Rd 2,10 240 3,47 260 αi nent
Angle between screw axis and 1,43 70 1,85 80 2,73 140
5) Thickness of the head-side compo-
200
1,29 240 2,13 260
grain direction of the component 30 3,47 280
nent
3,47 280 General information 220 0,88 70 1,14 80 1,68 140
General information
Screws made of carbon steel may only be
220
2,13 280
Screws made ofofcarbon
t1 Thickness steel maycompo-
the head-side only be 2,13 280
1,48 80 2,10 80 3,01 140
used in service classes 1 and 2. 3,47 300
It is not necessary to predrill the timber
240
2,13 300 used in
nentservice classes 1 and 2. 3,47 300
40
1,85Countersunk
components.
3,47 320
240 0,91 80 1,29 80 140
260
ItComponent
is not necessary
2: t2 ≥tolpredrill
req – t1 the timber
taken into account according to EN 1995-
2,13 320
2,13 300
1-1 equation (8.17). 280
3,47 340
components.
2,13 340
in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be 50 3,47 320
260
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 3,47 360
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. 300 For connections
observed) with multiple screws, the 0,91 90 1,29 90 2,06 140
ETA-11/0190
2,13
3,47
360
380 effective number of screws nef must be 2,13 320
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 320
2,13 380 taken into account according
F v,R Load-carring capacity ofto aEN 1995-
laterally 1,48 100 2,10 100 3,47 140
60 3,47 340
1-1 equation
loaded (8.17).
screw 280
0,91 100 1,29 100 2,13 140
2,13 340
44 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY® 4 + ASSY®PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 Information andscrew
l req Required prerequisites according
length for to
achieving
0,90 100 2,10 120 3,47 140
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
80 3,47 360
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. 300 0,55 100 1,29 120 2,13 140
Load-carring capacities apply for a char. 2,13 360
Bases
densityfor
ρkcalculation
≥ 350 kg/m³. 2,10 140 3,47 160
ETA-11/0190 100 3,47 380
Load-carring
Example
EN capacity of axially
1995-1-1:2010-12 loaded screws Fax,Rk or Fax,Rd with required minimum screw
320 1,29length l req 140 2,13 160
2,13 380
Fax,Ed = 2,8 kN l
Ø 5 mm 120 Ø 6 mm
2,10
Ø 8 mm
t1 Fv,R req 160 3,47 180
mm
Attention: kN are planning
These mm aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case
1,29of use. 160 2,13 180
t
 Table ASSY®PLUS 4, timber-to-timber tensile connection,tensile load-carrying
1) F 3) capacity,
l t1 F= 240 mm,l α1 = 90°, F α 22,10= 90°l 1
ax,R req ax,R req ax,R req 180 3,47 200
5) Load-carring capacilty of
DESIGN 2) TABLES4)FOR ASSY® 4140 + ASSYkN PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD kNWOOD 1,29 SCREWS 05/2021
®
equired minimum screw length: 44mm
lmin = 280 mm kN mm mm mm 180 axially loaded
2,13 screws in
200
1) Characteristic value F
1,20 50 1,87 80 2,10 v,Rk 200 3,47 220
Tensile load-carrying capacity per screw: Fax,Rd= 1,8
2) 24kN
Design value of the load-carring
0,74
capacity F for k = 0,8 and
50
160
1,15 80 1,29 200
2,13 220
v,Rd mod αi Angle between screw axis and
γM = 1,3 1,20 60 1,87 80 2,93 2,10 140 220 3,47 of the component
grain direction 240
30 180
3) l req for F v,Rk 0,74 60 1,15 80 1,80 1,29 140 220 t1 2,13
Thickness 240
of the head-side compo-
nent
4) l req for Fv,Rd 1,20 70 1,87 80 2,93 2,10 140 240 3,47 260
40 200 Component 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1
5) 0,74 compo-
Thickness of the head-side 70 1,15 80 1,80 1,29 140 240 2,13 260
ASSY PLUS
1,20 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER TENSILE CONNECTION
nent ® 80 1,87 80 2,93 140 in acc. 3,47
with ETA 11/0190 must
280be
ASSY®PLUS 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER TENSILE CONNECTION 50
General information 220 observed)
Screws made of carbon 0,74
steel may only be 80 1,15 80 1,80 140 2,13 280
Countersunk Fax,R Load-carring capacity of axially
used in service classes 11,20
and 2. 90 1,87 90 2,93 140 loaded3,47
screw (thread pull-out,300
head
It is60
not necessary to predrill
240 pull-throughCountersunk
and tear-off resistance)
0,74the timber 90 1,15 90 1,80 140 2,13 300
components.
lreq Required3,47
screw length for achieving
320
1,87 120 2,93 140 the specified load-carring capacity
For80
connections with multiple screws, the 260
Load-carring capacity of axially loaded screws Fax,Rk or Fax,Rd with required minimum screw length l req effective number of screws nef must be 1,15 120 1,80 140 2,13 320
1,87 140 2,93 140 3,47kg/m³.
density ρk ≥ 350 340
t1 1-1 equation (8.17). 280
Fax,R l req Fax,R l req Fax,R l req
100
Example 2,13 340
mm kN mm kN mm kN mm axially loaded screws in
timber-to-timber connection Information and prerequisites according to
1,15 140 1,80 140
1,20 50 1,87 80
24
0,74 50 1,15 80
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 1,87 160 2,93 160 t1 3,47 Fax,R 360
lreq
300
αi Angle between screw axis and
1,20 60 1,87 80 2,93 140 grain direction of the component ETA-11/0190
120 must be observed.
30
0,74 60 1,15 80 1,80 140 t1 Thickness of the head-side compo- 1,15 160 1,80 160 mm 2,13 kN mm
360
nent
1,20 70 1,87 80 2,93 140 Bases for calculation
3,47 1) 3)
380
40
1,87 180 2,93 180
ETA-11/0190 5)
1,20 80 1,87 80 2,93 140 in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be
Load-carring
EN140 capacity of axially loaded screws Fax,Rk or Fax,Rd with required minimum screw length l req
320
1995-1-1:2010-12 2,13 2) 4)
50 observed)
0,74
1,20
80
90
1,15
1,87
80
90
1,80
2,93
140
140
Fax,R Load-carring capacity of axially 1,15 180 1,80 180 380
loaded screw (thread pull-out, head
60 pull-through and tear-off resistance)
Ø 5 mm 1,87 Ø 6 mm 200 2,93 Ø 8 mm 200
0,74 90 1,15 90 1,80 140
1,87 120 2,93 140
80
1,15 120 1,80 140
Attention:
160
t1 These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. 2) Design value of the load-carring
1,15 200 1,80 200
100
1,87 140 2,93 140 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³.
Fax,R l req Fax,R l req Fax,R l req capacity Fax,Rd with kmod = 0,8 and
1,15 140 1,80 140 Example
1,87 220 2,93 220 Load-carring
γM = 1,3 capacilty of
180 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY 4 + ASSYkN PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD
kNWOOD SCREWS 05/2021
® ®
44mm
1,87 160 2,93 160 t1 Fax,R lreq
120
1,15 160 1,80 160 mm kN mm
kN mm mm mm axially loaded screws in
140
1,87 180 2,93 180 5)
1)
2)
3)
4)
1,15 220 1,80 220 timber-to-timber
3) l req for Fax,Rk connection
1,15 180 1,80 180
1,20 50 1,87 80
160
1,87 200 2,93 200 1) Characteristic value Fax,Rk
24 1,87 240 2,93 240 4) l req for Ftimber-to-timber
Single-shear ax,Rd connection
200
2) Design value of the load-carring
1,15 200 1,80 200
capacity Fax,Rd with kmod = 0,8 and
0,74 50 1,15 80
180
1,87 220 2,93 220 γM = 1,3
1,15 240 1,80 240 5)
αi Thickness of the screw
Angle between head-side
axis compo-
and
1,15 220 1,80 220 3) l req for Fax,Rk
1,20 60 1,87 80 2,93 140 nent
200
1,87 240 2,93 240 4) l req for Fax,Rd
30 2,93 260
220
1,15 240 1,80 240 5) Thickness of the head-side compo-
nent
0,74 60 1,15 80 1,80 140 General information
220
2,93
1,80
260
260
General information
1,80 260 Screws made of carbon steel may only be
nent
2,93 280 used in service classes 1 and 2. 1,20 70 1,87 80 2,93 140 used in service classes 1 and 2.
240
1,80 280 It is not necessary to predrill the timber
40 2,93 280 Component 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1
2,93 300
components.
240 0,74 70 1,15 80 1,80 140
260
1,80 300
For connections with multiple screws,
the effective number of screws nef must 1,80 280 It is not necessary
(minimum to predrillthicknesses
component the timber
2,93 320 be taken into account according to ETA-
11/0190 A2.3.2. 1,20 80 1,87 80 2,93 140 components.
280
1,80 320
Information and prerequisites according to 50 2,93 300 observed)
2,93 340 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
260 0,74 80 1,15 80 1,80 140 For connections with multiple screws,
1,80 300
300 ETA-11/0190 must be observed.
1,80 340
Bases for calculation the
Fax,Reffective numbercapacity
Load-carring ef must
of screwsofnaxially
1,20 90 1,87 90 2,93 140
2,93 360
320
ETA-11/0190
be taken into screw
loaded account according
(thread to ETA-
pull-out, head
1,80 360 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
60 2,93 320 11/0190 A2.3.2.and tear-off resistance)

280 pull-through
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. 0,74 90 1,15 90 1,80 140
1,80 320
45 Information andscrew
lreq Required prerequisites
length foraccording
achievingto
05/2021 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY 4 + ASSY PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD WOOD SCREWS
® ®
1,87 120 2,93 140
80 2,93 340 EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
the specified and
load-carring capacity
300 1,15 120 1,80 140 ETA-11/0190 must be observed.
1,80 340 Load-carring capacities apply for a char.
1,87 140 2,93 140 Bases
densityfor
ρkcalculation
≥ 350 kg/m³.
Selected: 2 x ASSY®PLUS 4 − 8x300 100
320 1,15 140
2,93
1,80
360
140
ETA-11/0190
Example
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
1,80 360
1,87 160 2,93 160 t1 Fax,R lreq
120 mm kN mm
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be1,15
measured by authorised
160 persons in case of use.
1,80 160
1) 3)
1,87 180 2,93 180 5)
05/2021
140
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DESIGN TABLES
1,15
1,87
® ASSY
FOR 180 4 + ASSY1,80
®
200
®
PLUS 4 PARTIALLY
180
2,93
THREAD WOOD SCREWS
200
2)
4) 45 11
160 2) Design value of the load-carring
TEXT

Minimum distances: The minimum distances are observed
View Top view

Ansicht Ansicht Draufsicht Draufsicht
240 240
60 60 60 60
40 40
60 140 60 140
40 40
400 400
120 120
Effective number of screws: nv,ef = 2

nax,ef = 20,9 = 1,87
Verification of the load-carrying capacity: ( )

  + ( n v,ef ∙ F  )
2 2 2 2
  = ( 1,87 ∙1,8
  )   ∙ (_
    )
F ax,Ed F v,Ed 2,8 1,7
 _   
n ax,ef ∙ F ax,Rd
_
 v,Rd 
_
2,0 ∙2,13    = 0,85 ≤ 1,00
Further verification: Load-carrying capacity of the transverse connection (tension perpendicular to grain) at the truss

TEXT
APPLICATION EXAMPLE STEEL-TO-TIMBER CONNECTION
System Steel-to-timber connection

Timber b/h = 120 mm / 360 mm, NH C24
Ansicht
SteelERZEUGT
sheet ts = 10 mm
DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190 FEd FEd
Load effect FEd = 215 kN 360

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FEd/2 10
FEd FEd FEd
360 FEd/2 120
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FEd/2 10
FEd
Variant – ASSY® 4 COMBI − Ø 10 mm
FEd/2 120
Table ASSY® 4 COMBI, steel-to-timber connection, shear load-carrying capacity, t2 = 120 mm, α 2 = 90°
Required minimum screw length: lmin = 120 mm
ASSY® 4 STEEL-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION

ASSY® 4 STEEL-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION
Combi head
Combi head
ts,min = 6 mm ts,min = 8 mm ts,min = 10 mm ts,min = 12 mm
t2 ts,max = 8 mm ts,max = 10 mm ts,max = 13 mm ts,max = 15 mm
Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
3,17 80 4,97 80 6,11 80 7,11 80
80
1,95 80 3,06 80 3,76 80 4,38 80
laterally loaded screws in 3,17 80 5,19 100 6,88 100 8,50 100
steel-to-timber connection 100
1,95 80 3,19 100 4,24 100 5,23 100
Single-shear steel-to-timber connection
αi Angle between screw axis and 120
3,17
1,95
80
80
5,63
3,46
120
120
7,43
4,57
120
120
9,48
5,83
120
120
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,43 120 9,48 120
ts Thickness of the steel component
140
1,95 80 3,46 120 4,57 120 5,83 120
t2 Thickness of the timber component
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160
F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally 160 ts,min = 6 mm ts,min = 8 mm ts,min = 10 mm ts,min = 12 mm
t2
loaded screw 1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
the specified load-carring capacity 180
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160
ts,max = 8 mm ts,max = 10 mm ts,max = 13 mm ts,max = 15 mm
1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
200
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160 Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
Example 1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
t2 Fv,R lreq
220
3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220 mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
mm kN mm 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
5)
1) 3)
240
3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220 3,17 80 4,97 80 6,11 80 7,11 80
2) 4) 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220 80
1) Characteristic value F v,Rk 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220 1,95 80 3,06 80 3,76 80 4,38 80
260
1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220 Load-carring capacilty of
3,17 80 5,19 100 6,88 100 8,50 100
γM = 1,3
280
3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
3) l req for Fv,Rk 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
steel-to-timber connection 100
4) l req for Fv,Rd 300
3,17
1,95
80
80
6,07
3,73
220
220
7,98
4,91
160
160
10,70
6,57
220
220
1,95 80 3,19 100 4,24 100 5,23 100
5) Thickness of the timber component
Single-shear steel-to-timber connection
General information
320
3,17
1,95
80
80
6,07
3,73
220
220
8,53
5,25
320
320
10,70
6,57
220
220
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,43 120 9,48 120
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 10,70 220 αi Angle between screw axis and 120
components.
340
1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 6,57 220
1,95 80 3,46 120 4,57 120 5,83 120
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 10,70 220
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,43 120 9,48 120
effective number of screws nef must be 360
1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 6,57 220
taken into account according to
EN 1995-1-1 equation (8.17). 3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 11,40 380
ts Thickness of the steel component 140
380
1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 7,03 380 1,95 80 3,46 120 4,57 120 5,83 120
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. 3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 11,40 380 t2 Thickness of the timber component
3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160
400
Bases for calculation 1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 7,03 380
ETA-11/0190
DIN EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 11,40 380 F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally 160
420
1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 7,03 380 loaded screw 1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
l req Required screw length for achieving 3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160
32 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY® 4 + ASSY®PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 the specified load-carring capacity 180
1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 3,17 80 5,63 120 7,98 160 10,10 160
Selected: ASSY 4 COMBI − 10x120 ®
Example
200
1,95 80 3,46 120 4,91 160 6,20 160
t2 Fv,R lreq 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
220
mm kN mm 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
1) 3) 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
5) 240
2) 4) 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
1) Characteristic value F v,Rk 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
260
2) Design value of the load-carring 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
γM = 1,3 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
280
3) l req for Fv,Rk 1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
4) l req for Fv,Rd 3,17 80 6,07 220 7,98 160 10,70 220
300
1,95 80 3,73 220 4,91 160 6,57 220
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 10,70 220
General information 320
Screws made of carbon steel may only be 1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 6,57 220
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 10,70 220
It is not necessary to predrill the timber 340
components. 1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 6,57 220
13
3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 10,70 220
®
effective number of screws nef must be 360
1,95 80 3,73 220 5,25 320 6,57 220
taken into account according to
EN 1995-1-1 equation (8.17). 3,17 80 6,07 220 8,53 320 11,40 380
380
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APPLICATION EXAMPLE STEEL-TO-TIMBER CONNECTION
The arrangement of the screws is selected in a way that avoids reducing the effective number of screws. For this purpose, screws lying one behind each
other in the direction of the grain, are arranged with an offset of one times the screw diameter d = 10 mm at right angles to the grain direction.
Required number of screws per steel sheet for nef = n:

n erf = 0,5 ∙  F Ed / F v,Rd = 0,5 ∙ 215 / 4,57 = 24
Minimum distances according to DIN EN 1995-1-1:
a1 ≥ 0,7 ∙ (5 + 7 ∙ |cos 0°|) ∙ 10 = 84 mm selected: 85 mm
a2 ≥ 0,7 ∙ 5 ∙ 10 = 35 mm 36 mm
a3,t ≥ (10 + 5 ∙ cos 0°) ∙ 10 = 150 mm 150 mm
a4,c ≥ 5 ∙ 10 = 50 mm 55 mm
Maximum number of screws at right angles to the grain direction:
1 + ( h - 2 ∙ a 4,c - d) / a 2
n90 =
= 1 + ( 360 - 2 ∙ 50 - 10) / 35 = 8
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ERZEUGT
Number DURCH
of screws EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
one behind the other in the grain direction: 50 60
35 35
FEd 35
35
35
35
FEd
erf. n0,ef = n 0,erf / n 90 = 24 / 8 = 3 40
35
40
35
35 35
35 35
n0 = 3 60 50
150 85 85 85 85 85
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50 60
35
FEd 35
35
35
FEd FEd/2 150 85 85 85 85 85
10
FEd
35 35
40 40
35
35
35
35
FEd/2 120
35 35 10
60 50
150 85 85 85 85 85
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F v,Ed
Verification of load-carrying capacity:  _ _ 215
  
n ef ∙ F v,Rd = 2 ∙ 3 ∙ 8 ∙ 4,57
      = 0,98 ≤ 1,0
F Ed/2 150 85 85 85 85 85
10
F
Further verification: Tensile strength of Ed
the timber in net cross section
FEd/2 120
Block shear10failure of the timber ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Tensile strength capacity of the steel sheet
Embedment resistance of the steel sheet

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE TIMBER-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION
System 45° timber-to-timber tensile shear connection

Side timber b/h = 80 mm / 360 mm, NH C24 Ansicht
Middle timber b/h = 160 mm / 360 mm, NH C24
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190 FEd FEd
Load effect FEd = 210 kN 360

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80
FEd FEd FEd/2 FEd
360 160
FEd/2
80
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Variant ASSY®PLUS VG 4 −Ø 8 mm 80
FEd/2 FEd
Table ASSY®PLUS VG 4, timber-to-timber tensile shear connection,
160 t1 =80 mm
FEd /2
equired minimum screw length: lmin = 240 mm ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
80
HOLZ-HOLZ-ZUGSCHERVERBINDUNG
TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION
ASSY PLUS VG 4 ®
TIMBER-TO-TIMBER
HOLZ-HOLZ-ZUGSCHERVERBINDUNG
TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION

Tensile shear capacilty of laterally loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req
Tensile shear capacity
timber-to-timber connection Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm Ø 10 mm Ø 12 mm
t1
Single-shear timber-to-timber connection Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
direction of the component mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
t1 Thickness of the head-side compo- 2,07 100 2,64 100

nent 30
1,27 100 1,62 100
2,76 120 3,52 120 4,40 120
in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be 40
1,70 120 2,17 120 2,71 120
observed)
3,45 160 4,40 160 5,50 160
50
loaded screw 2,12 160 2,71 160 3,38 160
4,14 180 5,28 180 6,60 180
timber-to-timber connection Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm Ø 10 mm Ø 12 mm
2,55
5,52
180
240
3,25
7,04
180
240
4,06
8,80
180
240 9,60 240
t1
Example
80
3,40 240 4,33 240 5,42 240 5,91 240
Single-shear timber-to-timber connection Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req
t1 Fv,R lreq 5,79 260 8,80 330 11,00 300 12,00 300
mm kN mm 100 αi Angle between screw axis and grain
5)
1) 3)
3,56
4,41
260
260
5,42
10,60
330
340
6,77
13,20
300
340
7,38
14,40
300
340 direction of the component mm kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
2) 4) 120
2,71 260 6,50 340 8,12 340 8,86 340
1) Characteristic value Fv,Rk
3,03 260 12,30 400 15,40 400 16,80 400 t1 Thickness of the head-side compo- 2,07 100 2,64 100
capacityFv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and
140
1,86 260 7,58 400 9,48 400 10,30 400 nent 30
3)
γM = 1,3
lreq for Fv,Rk
14,10 480 17,60 480 19,20 480 1,27 100 1,62 100
160
8,66 480 10,80 480 11,80 480 Component 2: t2 ≥ lreq – t1
2,76 120 3,52 120 4,40 120
4) lreq for Fv,Rd
5) Thickness of the head-side compo-
15,60 530 19,80 530 21,60 600
40
180
nent 9,75 530 12,20 530 13,30 600
General information 15,60 580 22,00 580 24,00 600 1,70 120 2,17 120 2,71 120
200
10,80 580 13,50 580 14,80 600 observed)
components. 220
15,60 580 23,30 650 24,50 600
3,45 160 4,40 160 5,50 160
10,30 580 14,90 650 15,10 600
50
taken into account according to EN 1995- 240
15,00 580 23,30 650 22,10 600 loaded screw 2,12 160 2,71 160 3,38 160
1-1 equation (8.17). 9,21 580 16,20 700 13,60 600

EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 260
13,20 580 23,30 700 19,70 600 lreq Required screw length for achieving 4,14 180 5,28 180 6,60 180
8,13 580 17,60 750 12,10 600
11,50 580 23,30 700 17,30 600
ETA-11/0190
280 2,55 180 3,25 180 4,06 180
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
7,05 580 17,90 800 10,70 600
9,69 580 23,30 750 14,90 600
Important
The values of the tensile shear load-carring
300
5,96 580 17,90 800 9,18 600
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 5,52 240 7,04 240 8,80 240 9,60 240
capacity Fv,Rk and Fv,Rd can each be multi-
plied by 1,25 if it is permissible for friction 80
to act between the two components. Example 3,40 240 4,33 240 5,42 240 5,91 240
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. t1 Fv,R lreq 5,79 260 8,80 330 11,00 300 12,00 300
22 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY®PLUS 4 FULL THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 mm kN mm 100
3,56 260 5,42 330 6,77 300 7,38 300
1) 3)
5) 4,41 260 10,60 340 13,20 340 14,40 340
2) 4) 120
Selected: ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − 8x240 1) Characteristic value Fv,Rk
2,71 260 6,50 340 8,12 340 8,86 340
3,03 260 12,30 400 15,40 400 16,80 400
2) Design value of the load-carrying 140
capacity Fv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and 1,86 260 7,58 400 9,48 400 10,30 400
γM = 1,3
14,10 480 17,60 480 19,20 480
3) lreq for Fv,Rk 160
8,66 480 10,80 480 11,80 480
4) lreq for Fv,Rd
15,60 530 19,80 530 21,60 600
5) Thickness of the head-side compo- 180
nent 9,75 530 12,20 530 13,30 600
General information 15,60 580 22,00 580 24,00 600
Scews mode of carbon steel may only be 200
used in service classes 1 and 2. 10,80 580 13,50 580 14,80 600
components. 220
10,30 580 14,90 650 15,10 600
effective number of screws nef must be 15,00 580 23,30 650 22,10 600
taken into account according to EN 1995- 240
1-1 equation (8.17). 9,21 580 16,20 700 13,60 600
Information and prerequisites according to 13,20 580 23,30 700 19,70 600
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 260
8,13 580 17,60 750 12,10 600
Bases for calculation 11,50 580 23,30 700 17,30 600

280
® 15
ETA-11/0190 7,05 580 17,90 800 10,70 600
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
9,69 580 23,30 750 14,90 600
Important 300
The values of the tensile shear load-carring 5,96 580 17,90 800 9,18 600
APPLICATION EXAMPLE TIMBER-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION
The friction between the timber components can be applied if the pressing of the timber components is not hindered.
The coefficient of friction is set at µ = 0,25.
Required effective number of screws per side timber:

n erf = F Ed /(2 ∙ (1+ μ) ∙ F v,Rd)= 210/(2 ∙ (1 + 0,25) ∙ 4,33)= 20
Minimum distances according to ETA-11/0190 A.2.4.3:
a1 ≥ 5 ∙ 8 = 40 mm selected: 99 mm
a2 ≥ 2,5 ∙ 8 = 20 mm 25 mm
a 1 ∙ a 2 ≥ 25 ∙ 8 2 = 1600 mm² 2475 mm²
a1,c ≥ 5 ∙ 8 = 40 mm 144 mm
a2,c ≥ 3 ∙ 8 = 24 mm 36 mm
s ≥ 1,5 ∙ d = 12 mm 13 mm

= 1 + ( h - 2 ∙ a 2,c - s) / a 2
n90 = 1 + ( 360 - 2 ∙ 36 - 13) / 25 = 12
Number of screws one behind the other in the grain direction:

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erf. n0,ef = n erf / n 90 = 20 / 12 = 1,67 49 36
25
ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION FEd FEd

n0 = 2 360
n0,ef = max{n 0,9
0  ; 0,9 ∙ n 0}= max{2  ; 0,9 ∙ 2}= 1,87
0,9 25
36 49
140
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140
49 36
25 80
99
FEd FEd FEd/2 FEd

360 160
FEd/2
25 80
36 49
45°
140
Seitenansicht F v,Ed  210 ´

Verification of the load-carrying capacity:  _
n   ef ∙ F v,Rd
    ________________
=  2 ∙ 1,87 ∙ 12 ∙ 1,25 ∙ 4,33
      
    = 0,86 ≤ 1,0 
140
80
Further verification: Tensile strength of the timber in net cross-section
99
F /2 Ed F Ed ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION

160
FEd/2 to structurally arrange a transverse tension safeguard in the middle component.
It is recommended
80
45°

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APPLICATION EXAMPLE STEEL-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION WITH WASHER

System Steel-to-timber tensile shear connection with washer
Ansicht
Steel sheet ts = 6 mm
Timber ERZEUGT DURCH
b/h = 120 mm / 360 mm, NH C24
EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Calculation basis DIN EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and national German application documentF FEd
Ed
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190 360
Load effect FEd = 215 kN


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FEd/2
FEd FEd 6 FEd
360 FEd/2 120
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Variant ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − Ø 8 mm
FEd/2
FEd
Table ASSY®PLUS VG 4, steel-to-timber6tensile shear connection with washer, t2 =120 mm
F
Required minimum /2
Edscrew length:
120
lmin = 180 mm
ASSY®PLUS VG 4 STAHL-HOLZ-ZUGSCHERVERBINDUNG MIT WINKELSCHEIBE

STEEL-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION WITH WASHER ASSY®PLUS VG 4 STAHL-HOLZ-ZUGSCHERVERBINDUNG MIT WINKELSCHEIBE
STEEL-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION WITH WASHER
Countersunk head
Countersunk head

Steel-to-timber connection
with washer
Single-shear steel-to-wood connection
Only screws with countersunk heads can t2 ts,max = 9 mm ts,max = 15 mm ts,max = 21 mm ts,max = 25 mm
be used when using the angle washers.
ts,min Minimum thickness of the steel
component
2,75 80
60
ts,max Maximum thickness of the steel 1,69 80
component 4,70 120 5,36 120 5,59 120
80
t2 Thickness of the wood component 2,89 120 3,30 120 3,44 120
Fv,R Load-carring capacity of a screw in 5,68 140 6,60 140 8,70 160 8,90 160
the component axis direction 100
3,49 140 4,06 140 5,36 160 5,47 160 Steel-to-timber connection
120
6,65 160 9,09 180 10,30 180 10,60 180
with washer
Load-carring capacities apply for a char. 4,09 160 5,59 180 6,31 180 6,52 180
8,61 200 10,30 200 13,40 220 14,00 220
Single-shear steel-to-wood connection
Example 140
5,30 200 6,36 200 8,23 220 8,61 220
t2 Fv,R lreq
mm kN mm
160
8,61
5,30
200
200
12,80
7,89
240
240
14,90
9,19
240
240
15,70
9,65
240
240
Only screws with countersunk heads can t2 ts,max = 9 mm ts,max = 15 mm ts,max = 21 mm ts,max = 25 mm
1) 3)
5)
2) 4) 8,61 200 14,10 260 16,50 260 19,10 280 be used when using the angle washers.
Fv,R Fv,R Fv,R Fv,R
180
1) Characteristic value Fv,Rk 5,30 200 8,66 260 10,10 260 11,70 280 l req l req l req l req
2) Rated value of load-carring capacity
200
8,61 200 15,30 280 19,60 300 20,80 300 αi Angle between screw axis and grain
Fv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and
γM = 1,3
5,30 200 9,42 280 12,10 300 12,80 300
3) lreq for Fv,Rk 8,61 200 15,30 280 21,10 320 22,50 320
220
4) lreq for Fv,Rd 5,30 200 9,42 280 13,00 320 13,80 320
ts,min Minimum thickness of the steel
240
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 25,90 360
component
2,75 80
General information 5,30 200 11,70 340 14,90 360 15,90 360 60
used in service classes 1 and 2. 260
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 27,60 380
ts,max Maximum thickness of the steel 1,69 80
5,30 200 12,00 360 15,90 380 17,00 380
It is not necessary to predrill the compo-
nents.
280
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 29,30 400 component 4,70 120 5,36 120 5,59 120
For connections with multiple screws,
the effective number of screws nef must
5,30 200 12,00 360 16,80 400 18,00 400
80
be taken into account according to ETA-
11/0190 A.2.3.2. 300
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 430 t2 Thickness of the wood component 2,89 120 3,30 120 3,44 120
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 19,60 430
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 320
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 430
Fv,R Load-carring capacity of a screw in 5,68 140 6,60 140 8,70 160 8,90 160
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. 5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 19,60 430
Bases for calculation 8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 480
the component axis direction 100
ETA-11/0190
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
340
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 22,20 480 3,49 140 4,06 140 5,36 160 5,47 160
Important 8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 480
The values of the tensile shear load-carring
capacity Fv,Rk and Fv,Rd can each be multi-
360
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 22,20 480 the specified load-carring capacity 6,65 160 9,09 180 10,30 180 10,60 180
plied by 1,25 if it is permissible for friction
to act between the two components. 380
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 480 120
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 22,20 480 Load-carring capacities apply for a char. 4,09 160 5,59 180 6,31 180 6,52 180
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³.
8,61 200 10,30 200 13,40 220 14,00 220
24 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY®PLUS 4 FULL THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 Example 140
5,30 200 6,36 200 8,23 220 8,61 220
t2 Fv,R lreq
mm kN mm
8,61 200 12,80 240 14,90 240 15,70 240
Selected: ASSY PLUS VG 4 − 8x180 ®
1) 3)
160
5,30 200 7,89 240 9,19 240 9,65 240
5)
2) 4) 8,61 200 14,10 260 16,50 260 19,10 280
180
1) Characteristic value Fv,Rk 5,30 200 8,66 260 10,10 260 11,70 280
2) Rated value of load-carring capacity 8,61 200 15,30 280 19,60 300 20,80 300
Fv,Rd for kmod = 0,8 and 200
5,30 200 9,42 280 12,10 300 12,80 300
γM = 1,3
3) lreq for Fv,Rk 8,61 200 15,30 280 21,10 320 22,50 320
220
4) lreq for Fv,Rd 5,30 200 9,42 280 13,00 320 13,80 320

8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 25,90 360
240
General information 5,30 200 11,70 340 14,90 360 15,90 360
Scews mode of carbon steel may only be 8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 27,60 380
used in service classes 1 and 2. 260
5,30 200 12,00 360 15,90 380 17,00 380
nents. 8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 29,30 400
280
For connections with multiple screws, 5,30 200 12,00 360 16,80 400 18,00 400
the effective number of screws nef must
be taken into account according to ETA- 8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 430
11/0190 A.2.3.2. 300
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 19,60 430
8,61 200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 430
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and 320
17
5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 19,60 430
05/2021 Bases for calculation
ETA-11/0190 340
ASSY 4 WOOD SCREWS DESIGN EXAMPLES
8,61
®
200 15,60 330 23,30 360 31,80 480
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 5,30 200 12,00 360 17,90 430 22,20 480
TEXT
APPLICATION EXAMPLE STEEL-TO-TIMBER TENSILE SHEAR CONNECTION WITH WASHER
The friction between the steel and timber can be applied if the pressing of the steel sheets to the timber component is not hindered.
The coefficient of friction is set at µ = 0.25.
Required number of screws per side timber:

n ef,erf = F Ed / (2 ∙  (1 + μ) ∙ F v,Rd) = 215 /(2 ∙ (1 + 0,25) ∙  5,59)= 16
a1 ≥ 5 ∙ 8 = 40 mm selected: 55 mm
a2 ≥ 2,5 ∙ 8 = 20 mm 30 mm
a 1 ∙ a 2 ≥ 25 ∙ 8 2 = 1600 mm² 1650 mm²
a1,c ≥ 5 ∙ 8 = 40 mm 85 mm
a2,c ≥ 3 ∙ 8 = 24 mm 39 mm
s ≥ 1,5 ∙ d = 12 mm 12 mm

n90 =1 + ( h - 2 ∙ a 2,c - s) / a 2
=1 + ( 360 - 2 ∙ 39 - 12) / 30 = 10

Number of screws one behind the other in the grain direction:

Ansicht
erf. n0,ef = n 0,erf/ n 90 =16 / 10 = 1,60 51 39
30 30
FEd FEd
n0 = 2
n0,ef = max{n 0,9
0  ; 0,9 ∙ n 0} = max{2  ; 0,9 ∙ 1} = 1,87
0,9
39 51
77,5
View Side view

Ansicht Seitenansicht
51
30
39
30 FEd/2
FEd FEd FEd
FEd/2
55
77,5
39 51
77,5
Seitenansicht
F v,Ed
Verification of load-carrying capacity: _ =  ____________
215
 n ef ∙ F v,Rd
         = 0,82 ≤ 1,0
FEd/2 2 ∙ 1,87 ∙ 10 ∙ 1,25 ∙ 5,59
FEd ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION

Further verification:
FEd/2 Tensile strength of the timber net cross section
Tensile strength of steel sheet
55
77,5
Embedment resistance of the steel sheet

TEXT
APPLICATION EXAMPLE TIMBER-TO-TIMBER CONNECTION, END-GAIN WOOD
System Connection of girder to pillar
Pillar b/hERZEUGT
= 180 mm DURCH
/ 180 EINE
mm, NH C24 ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Girder b/h = 180 mm / 340 mm, NH C24
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190
Load effect FEd = 12 kN

Requirement Screw head flush with with top edge of the pillar: t1 = 180 mm
View 1 Ansicht 1 Ansicht21View 2

Ansicht Ansicht 2
340
FEd 340
FEd
180 180 180 180
ASSY® 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION, END-GAIN WOOD

Washer head
Variant ASSY 4 WH - Ø 12 mm ®
Table ASSY® 4 WH, Timber-to-timber connection, end-gain wood, shear load-carrying capacity, t1 = 180 mm, α1 = 90°, α 2=0°
Required minimum screw length: lmin = 440 mm
Load-carring capacity of laterally loaded screws F or F with required minimum screw length l
ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION v, Rk v,Rd req
t1
ASSY® 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER
160 SHEAR CONNECTION, END-GAIN WOOD
timber-to-timber connection 1,35
24
ASSY® 4 TIMBER-TO-TIMBER SHEAR CONNECTION, END-GAIN WOOD Single-shear timber-to-timber connection 0,83 160
Washer head αi Angle between screw axis and 1,47 160 2,25 220
Washer head
0,91 160 1,38 220
nent 1,60 160 2,50 220 3,29 320
40
Component 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1 0,98 160 1,54 220 2,02 320
Load-carring capacity of laterally loaded screws Fv, Rk or Fv,Rd with required minimum screw length l req (minimum component thicknesses 1,60 180 2,73 220 3,59 320
Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm Ø 10 mm Ø 12 mm in acc. with ETA 11/0190 must be 50
t1
Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req Fv,R l req observed) 0,98 180 1,68 220 2,21 320
timber-to-timber connection 1,35 160 F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally 1,60 180 2,73 220 3,79 320
24
0,83 160 loaded screw 60
αi Angle between screw axis and 1,47 160 2,25 220 0,98 180 1,68 220 2,33 320
0,91 160 1,38 220
1,60 160 2,50 220 3,29 320
1,60 200 2,73 240 3,79 320 5,09 380
nent
80
40
Component 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1 0,98 160 1,54 220 2,02 320
(minimum component thicknesses 1,60 180 2,73 220 3,59 320 0,98 200 1,68 240 2,33 320 3,13 380
observed)
50
0,98 180 1,68 220 2,21 320 Load-carring capacities apply for a char.
F v,R Load-carring capacity of a laterally
loaded screw 60
1,60 180 2,73 220 3,79 320 density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 1,60 Ø 6 mm 220 2,73 Ø 8 mm 260 3,79Ø 10 mm320 5,09Ø 12 mm380
0,98 180 1,68 220 2,33 320
100
t1
Example
80
1,60
0,98
200
200
2,73
1,68
240
240
3,79
2,33
320
320
5,09
3,13
380
380
0,98
Fv,R 220
l req 1,68
Fv,R 260
l req 2,33
Fv,R 320
l req 3,13
Fv,R 380
l req
100
1,60 220 2,73 260 3,79 320 5,09 380
t1 Fv,R lreq 1,60 240 2,73 280 3,79 320 5,09 380
Example 0,98 220 1,68 260 2,33 320 3,13 380
Load-carring capacilty of mm
120 kN mm kN mm kN mm kN mm
t1
mm
Fv,R
kN
lreq
mm 120
1,60 240 2,73 280 3,79 320 5,09 380 mm loadedkN
laterally screws in mm 0,98 240 1,68 280 2,33 320 3,13 380
0,98 240 1,68 280 2,33 320 3,13 380
1) 3)
1,60 260 2,73 300 3,79 340 5,09 380 timber-to-timber1) connection 3) 1,35 160
1,60 260 2,73 300 3,79 340 5,09 380
5)
140
24
2) 4)
0,98 260 1,68 300 2,33 340 3,13 380 5)
1) Characteristic value F v,Rk
1,60 280 2,73 320 3,79 360 5,09 400 Single-shear timber-to-timber
2) connection
4) 140 0,83 160
160
0,98 280 1,68 320 2,33 360 3,13 400 0,98 260 1,68 300 2,33 340 3,13 380
γM = 1,3 1,60 300 2,73 340 3,79 380 5,09 440
αi
1) Angle betweenvalue
Characteristic screw axis and
F v,Rk 1,47 160 2,25 220
3) l req for Fv,Rk
180
0,98 300 1,68 340 2,33 380 3,13 440
grain direction of the component 30 1,60 280 2,73 320 3,79 360 5,09 400
4) l req for Fv,Rd
200
2,73 360 3,79 400 5,09 440
2) Design value of the load-carring 160 0,91 160 1,38 220
5) Thickness of the head-side compo- 1,68 360 2,33 400 3,13 440
t1 0,98 280 1,68 320 2,33 360 3,13 400
nent
2,73 380 3,79 420 5,09 480 capacity F v,Rd for kmod = 0,8compo-
Thickness of the head-side and
General information 220
γnent
1,60 160 2,50 220 3,29 320
1,68 380 2,33 420 3,13 480
M = 1,3 40 1,60 300 2,73 340 3,79 380 5,09 440
180
2,73 400 3,79 440 5,09 480
240
Component 0,98 160 1,54 220 2,02 320
l req for 2: t2 ≥ l req – t1 0,98 300 1,68 340 2,33 380 3,13 440
components.
2,73 420 3,79 460 5,09 520
3) F v,Rk
For connections with multiple screws, the 260
1,68 420 2,33 460 3,13 520
2,73 360 3,79 400 5,09 440
2,73 440 3,79 480 5,09 520 4) linreqacc.
for with
F v,Rd ETA 11/0190 must be 50
200
1-1 equation (8.17). 280
1,68 440 2,33 480 3,13 520 observed) 0,98 180 1,68 220 2,21 320
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
300
2,73 460 3,79 500 5) Thickness of the head-side compo- 1,68 360 2,33 400 3,13 440
1,60 180 2,73 220 3,79 320
1,68 460 2,33 500
F v,R nent
Load-carring capacity of a laterally
ETA-11/0190
320
2,73 480
loaded screw 60 2,73 380 3,79 420 5,09 480
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 1,68 480
General information 220 0,98 180 1,68 220 2,33 320
Screws made ofscrew carbon steelfor
may only be 1,68 380 2,33 420 3,13 480
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. l req Required length achieving
used in
theservice
specifiedclasses 1 and 2. capacity
load-carring
1,60 200 2,73 240 3,79 320 5,09 380
26 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY® 4 + ASSY®PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 80 2,73 400 3,79 440 5,09 480
240 0,98 200 1,68 240 2,33 320 3,13 380
ItLoad-carring
is not necessary to predrill
capacities applythefortimber
a char. 1,68 400 2,33 440 3,13 480
components.
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 1,60 220 2,73 260 3,79 320 5,09 380
100 2,73 420 3,79 460 5,09 520
Selected: ASSY® 4 WH − 12x440 For connections with multiple screws, the
Example
260 0,98 220 1,68
1,68
260
420
2,33
2,33
320
460
3,13
3,13
380
520
t1 account according
taken into Fv,R lreq1995-
to EN 1,60 240 2,73 280 3,79 320 5,09 380
120 2,73 440 3,79 480 5,09 520
1-1 equation
mm (8.17).kN mm 280 0,98 240 1,68 280 2,33 320 3,13 380
1,68 440 2,33 480 3,13 520
1)
Information and prerequisites 3) to
according
5) 1,60 260 2,73 300 3,79 340 5,09 380
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
140 2,73 460 3,79 500
ETA-11/0190 must be 2) observed. 4) 300 0,98 260 1,68 300 2,33 340 3,13 380
1,68 460 2,33 500
1) Characteristic
Bases for calculationvalue F v,Rk 1,60 280 2,73 320 3,79 360 5,09 400
ETA-11/0190 160 2,73 480
2) Design value of the load-carring 320 0,98 280 1,68 320 2,33 360 3,13 400
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12
capacity F for k = 0,8 and 1,68 480
v,Rd mod
γM = 1,3 1,60 300 2,73 340 3,79 380 5,09 440
180
Attention:
3) l req for F v,RkThese are planning aids. The values are to 0,98
be measured 300
by authorised1,68
persons in case
340 of use. 2,33 380 3,13 440
05/2021 05/202119
ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS DESIGN EXAMPLES
4) l req for Fv,Rd 2,73 360 3,79 400 5,09 440
26 DESIGN
5) Thickness TABLES
of the head-side FOR ASSY®200
compo- 4 + ASSY®PLUS 4 PARTIALLY THREAD
1,68 WOOD
360 SCREWS
2,33 400 3,13 440
nent
2,73 380 3,79 420 5,09 480
TEXT
APPLICATION EXAMPLE TIMBER-TO-TIMBER CONNECTION, END-GAIN
Pillar: Girder:
a1 ≥ ( 5 + 7 ∙ |cos 0°|) ∙ 12 = 144 mm a2 ≥ 5 ∙ 12 = 60 mm
a2 ≥ 5 ∙ 12 = 60 mm a4,t ≥ ( 5 + 5 ∙ sin 90°) ∙ 12 = 120 mm
a4,c ≥ 5 ∙ 12 = 60 mm a4,c ≥ 5 ∙ 12 = 60 mm
Minimum embedment depth of the screw in the transom according to ETA-11/0190 (2.1):
t ≥ 20 ∙ d = 240 mm (already taken into account in the design tables)
Effective number ofERZEUGT

screws according to DINAUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
DURCH EINE EN 1995-1-1 8.3ERZEUGT
(8): DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
a1 = 160 / 12 ∙ d =13,33 ∙ d  kef = 0,98
n0,ef = n k0 ef  = 2 0,98 = 1,97

nef = n 90 ∙ n 0,ef= 2 ∙ 1,97 = 3,94
View1 Ansicht 1 Ansicht 1 2View 2

Ansicht Ansicht 2
120
120
120
120
340 340
160
160
160
160
60
60
60
60
60 60 60 60 60 60
180 180 180 180
F Ed
_
=  _
12
Verification of load-carrying capacity: n   ef ∙ F 
 v,Rd      
3,94 ∙ 3,13 = 0,97 ≤ 1,0
Further verification: Verification of the transverse connection (tension perpendiculat to grain)


ERZEUGT
ERZEUGT DURCH DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
TEXT
APPLICATION EXAMPLE JOIST HEADER CONNECTION
System Joist header Connection
Main beam b/h = 160 mm / 200 mm, NH C24
Auxiliary beam b/h = 100 mm / 160 mm, NH C24
DIN EN 1995-1-1/NA:2010-12; ETA 11/0190
Load effect FEd = 6,9 kN
Requirement The header must be supported in a torsion-resistant way. Additional torques from the eccentricity of the connection must be taken
into account for the component verification. Screws must be screwed in flush with the surface. The main and auxiliary beam top edges
are arranged flush with each another.
Ansicht Ansicht 1 Ansicht 1 Draufsicht

Draufsicht Draufsicht
FEd FEd
160 160 100 100
200 200
160 160 160 160

Variant ASSY®PLUS VG 4 - Ø 8mm − 1 screw cross

ASSY PLUS VG 4 ®
HAUPTTRÄGER-NEBENTRÄGER-ANSCHLUSS
JOIST HEADER CONNECTION

Table ASSY®PLUS VG 4, Joist header connection

Required screw length: l = 220 mm Cylinder head / Countersunk head / Combi head
Top view
Assembly dimension: m = 78 mm 1 pair of screws
Connection load-carrying capacity: FRd = 7,04 kN
a 2c s a 2c


bNT
Side view
m m
ASSY®PLUS VG 4Top view HAUPTTRÄGER-NEBENTRÄGER-ANSCHLUSS

F
45°
v
2 pair of screws
ASSY®PLUS VG 4 HAUPTTRÄGER-NEBENTRÄGER-ANSCHLUSS
Joist header connection

h HT
h HT
a 2c s a 2c a2c s a1 a2c
a2c a1 s a2c

Top view Cylinder
d head
Nominal diamter / outer/diameter
Countersunk
of head / Combi head
b NT
1 pair of screws the thread of the screw

Top view
a 2c s a 2c
b HT
l Screw length
1 pair of screws
bNT
Side view
m m FRk Characteristic load-carring capacity
Fv
of the connection
45°
Top view
2 pair of screws Load-carrying capacity of the connection FR
bNT

FRd Design value of the load-carring
h HT
h HT
a2c s a1 a2c
a2c a1 s a2c
d Nominal diamter / outer diameter of

ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION capacity of the connection for kmod = dxl Number
Anzahl FRk
Side view FRd min bNT min hNT min bHT min hHT m
b NT
the thread of the screw

l Screw length b HT
FRk Characteristic load-carring capacity
0,8 and γM = 1,3
Schrauben
Crossed m
kN m
of the connection
Load-carrying capacity of the connection FR
bNT Minimum width of the joist mm kN mm mm mm mm mm
kreuze
screws
FRd Design value of the load-carring ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Fv
capacity of the connection for kmod = dxl Number
Anzahl FRk FRd min bNT min hNT min bHT min hHT m
45°
0,8 and γM = 1,3

Schrauben
Crossed
bNT Minimum width of the joist
hNT Minimum height of the joist
mm
kreuze
screws
ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION kN kN mm mm mm mm mm hNT Minimum height of the joist Top view 1 4,46 2,75 45
1 4,46 2,75 45
6 x 140 99 49 99 49
bHT Minimum width of the header 6 x 140
2 8,33 5,13 75
99 49 99 49
bHT Minimum width of the header 2 pair of screws 2 8,33 5,13 75
hHT Minimum height of the header
1 6,42 3,95 45
h HT
h HT
6 x 160 113 57 113 57

m Mounting dimension
a2c s a1 a2c
a2c a1 s a2c
2 12,0 7,37 75
s Minimum spacing of screws 1 6,42 3,95 45
arranged in a cross pattern
6 x 180
1 8,32 5,12 45
127 64 127 64 d Nominal diamter / outer diameter of 6 x 160 113 57 113 57
m theMounting
thread dimension
b NT
2 15,5 9,56 75
of the screw
a1 Minimum spacing of a screw in the
direction of the grain
1 9,30 5,72 45 2 12,0 7,37 75
6 x 200 141 71 141 71
ls Minimum spacing of screws b5,12

a2 Minimum spacing of a screw perpen-
2 17,4 10,7 75
dicular to the direction of the grain
Screw length 1 8,32 HT 45
a2,c Minimum spacing of a screw to the 1 10,1 6,32 45
arranged in a cross pattern
edge of the joist
6 x 220
2 18,9 11,8 75
156 78 156 78
6 x 180 127 64 127 64
Minimum spacings in mm FRk Characteristic load-carring capacity 2
15,5 9,56 75
Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm 8 x 200
1 8,94 5,50 60
141 71 141 71 a1 Minimum
of spacing of a screw in the
the connection
2 16,7 10,3 100
Load-carrying capacity of 9,30
the connection
5,72 FR
s 9 12
a1 30 40 1 11,4 7,04 60
1 45
a2 15 20
8 x 220
2 21,3 13,1 100
156 78 156 78
FRd Design value of the load-carring 6 x 200 141 71 141 71
a2 Minimumofspacing
capacity of a screw
the connection forperpen-
kmod =
a2,c 18 24 1 13,9 8,57 60
dicular dxl Number
Anzahl
2 FRk
17,4 FRd
10,7 min
75bNT min hNT min bHT min hHT m
andtoγM
the= direction of the grain
8 x 240 170 85 170 85
2 26,0 16,0 100
0,8 1,3
Schrauben
Crossed
1 10,1 6,32 45
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 1 15,2 9,38 60
8 x 260 184 92 184 92
baNT Minimum width
spacingof of
theajoist
screw to the
6 mm kN kN mm mm mm mm mm
General information: 2 28,4 17,5 100
2,c Minimum
used in service classes 1 and 2. 1 16,5 10,1 60 edge of the joist
x 220 kreuze
screws
ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION 156 78 156 78
8 x 280
2 30,8 18,9 100
198 99 198 99 2 18,9 11,8 75
nents.
1 17,7 10,9 60 NT Minimum
hMinimum height ofinthemm
spacings joist 1 4,46 2,75 45
The load-carrying capacity of a connec- 8 x 300
2 33,1 22,5 92
212 106 212 106
6 x 140 1 8,94 5,50 60 99 49 99 49
bHT Minimum width
Ø 6ofmm
the header
tion with more than one cross of screws
Ø 8 mm 8 x 200 141 71 141 71
must be calculated by multiplying the
load-carring capacity of one cross of 2 8,33 5,13 75
screws by the factor of n0.9 (n = number
s
2 16,7 10,3 100
of pairs of crossed screws). Tensile failure
hHT Minimum height9of the header
12
must be verified separately, if necessary. Calculation assumptions
1 6,42 3,95 45
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
All screws must be screwed in flush with the surface on the head end. as cross-section weakening due to the means of connection used, must be taken
m a1
Mounting 30
dimension 40 6 x 160 1 11,4 7,04 60 113 57 113 57
8 x 220 156 78 156 78
The main and auxiliary beam top edges are assumed to be flush with into account for the component analysis.
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. one another.
The minimum spacings of the screws according to ETA-11/0190 must be 2 12,0 7,37 75
Bases for calculation:
ETA-11/0190
The main beam must be borne in a torsion-resistant way. maintained.
s a2
Minimum 15 of screws 20
spacing 2 21,3 13,1 100
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 Additional moments from the eccentricity of the connection, as well
arranged in a cross pattern 1 8,32 5,12 45
Attention: These are planning aids. The values are to be measured by authorised persons in case of use. a2,c 18 24 6 x 180 1 13,9 8,57 60 127 64 127 64
8 x 240 2
15,5 9,56 75 170 85 170 85
28 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY®PLUS 4 FULL THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 2 26,0
ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION 16,0 100
direction capacities
Load-carrying of the grainapply for a char.
1 9,30 5,72 45
density ρk ≥ 350 kg/m³. 6 x 200 1 15,2 9,38 60 141 71 141 71
a2 Minimum spacing of a screw perpen- 8 x 260 184 92 184 92
Generaldicular to the direction of the grain
information:
2 17,4 10,7 75
2 28,4 17,5 100
Selected: ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − 8x220 Scews mode of carbon steel may only be
2,c Minimum
aused in service spacing
classes 1ofand
a screw
2. to the
1
1
10,1
16,5
6,32
10,1
45
60
edge of the joist
6 x 220 156 78 156 78
8 x 280 2 18,9 11,8 75 198 99 198 99
It is not necessary
Minimum spacingsto predrill
in mm the compo- 2 30,8 18,9 100
nents. 1 8,94 5,50 60
Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm 8 x 200 1 17,7 10,9 60 141 71 141 71
The load-carrying capacity of a connec- 8 x 300 2 16,7 10,3 100 212 106 212 106
tion withs more than one 9 cross of screws
12 2 33,1 22,5 92
must be a1 calculated by 30multiplying the
40 1 11,4 7,04 60
load-carring capacity of one cross of 8 x 220 156 78 156 78
21
2 21,3 13,1 100
05/2021 ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS DESIGN EXAMPLES
screwsaby 2 the factor15 of n0.9 (n = number
20
must be 18
a2,cverified separately, 24
if necessary.
1 13,9 8,57 60
8 x 240assumptions
Calculation 170 85 170 85
Information and prerequisites 2 26,0 16,0 100
Load-carrying capacities applyaccording to
for a char. All screws must be screwed in flush with the surface on the head end. as cross-section weakening due to the means of connection used, must be taken
TEXT
Check of the minimum dimensions of the wooden beams:
bmin bprovided hmin hprovided
Auxiliary beam 60 mm 100 mm 156 mm 160 mm
Main beam 78 mm 160 mm 156 mm 200 mm
The minimum distances have been observed.

a2,c ≥ 3 ∙ 8 = 24 mm selected: 40 mm
s ≥ 1,5 ∙ 8 = 12 mm 20 mm
View Ansicht 1 Draufsicht

Top view
Ansicht 1 Draufsicht
78 78
78 78
45° 45° 40
100 45°
45° 20 40
160 100 20
40
160 200 40
200
160
160 160
160
F Ed
_ _6,9
Verification of load-carrying capacity: F Rd = 7,04 = ≤0,98
Variant ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − Ø 6 mm − 2 screw crosses
Table ASSY®PLUS VG 4, Joist header connection

Required screw length: l = 160 mm ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
Assembly dimension: m = 57 mm
Connection load-carrying capacity: Fv,Rd = 7,37 kN

ASSY PLUS VG 4 ®
HAUPTTRÄGER-NEBENTRÄGER-ANSCHLUSS

ASSY®PLUS VG 4 HAUPTTRÄGER-NEBENTRÄGER-ANSCHLUSS

Top view
1 pair of screws
a 2c s a 2c
Top view

bNT

Side view
m m 1 pair of screws
Fv
45°
Top view
a 2c s a 2c
2 pair of screws

h HT
h HT
a2c s a1 a2c
a2c a1 s a2c

bNT

b NT

l Screw length b HT
of the connection
Side view
m m
FRd Design value of the load-carring
0,8 and γM = 1,3
Schrauben
Crossed
Fv
bNT Minimum width of the joist mm kN kN mm mm mm mm mm
kreuze
screws
45°
Top view
hNT Minimum height of the joist 1 4,46 2,75 45
bHT Minimum width of the header 6 x 140 99 49 99 49
2 8,33 5,13 75
2 pair of screws
1 6,42 3,95 45
m Mounting dimension 6 x 160 113 57 113 57
2 12,0 7,37 75
h HT
h HT
s Minimum spacing of screws

a2c s a1 a2c
a2c a1 s a2c

6 x 180 127 64 127 64
2 15,5 9,56 75
1 9,30 5,72 45
b NT
a2 Minimum spacing of a screw perpen-

dicular to the direction of the grain
6 x 200
2 17,4 10,7 75
141 71 141 71
b HT
edge of the joist
6 x 220
2 18,9 11,8 75
156 78 156 78
l Screw length
Minimum spacings in mm
1 8,94 5,50 60
Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm
s 9 12
8 x 200
2 16,7 10,3 100
141 71 141 71
a1 30 40 1 11,4 7,04 60 of the connection
8 x 220 156 78 156 78
a2 15 20 2 21,3 13,1 100
a2,c 18 24
8 x 240
1 13,9 8,57 60
170 85 170 85 FRd Design value of the load-carring
2 26,0 16,0 100
1 15,2 9,38 60
General information:
8 x 260
2 28,4 17,5 100
184 92 184 92 0,8 and γM = 1,3
Schrauben
Crossed
mm kN kN mm mm mm mm mm
used in service classes 1 and 2. 1 16,5 10,1 60
8 x 280 198 99 198 99 bNT Minimum width of the joist
kreuze
screws
It is not necessary to predrill the compo- 2 30,8 18,9 100 ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
nents.
1 17,7 10,9 60
The load-carrying capacity of a connec-
tion with more than one cross of screws
8 x 300
2 33,1 22,5 92
212 106 212 106
hNT Minimum height of the joist 1 4,46 2,75 45
must be calculated by multiplying the
load-carring capacity of one cross of
bHT Minimum width of the header 6 x 140 99 49 99 49
2 8,33 5,13 75
screws by the factor of n0.9 (n = number
must be verified separately, if necessary. Calculation assumptions
Information and prerequisites according to hHT Minimum height of the header
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 and
All screws must be screwed in flush with the surface on the head end.
The main and auxiliary beam top edges are assumed to be flush with
as cross-section weakening due to the means of connection used, must be taken
into account for the component analysis. 1 6,42 3,95 45
6 x 160 113 57 113 57
ETA-11/0190 must be observed. one another.
Bases for calculation:
The minimum spacings of the screws according to ETA-11/0190 must be
m Mounting dimension
2 12,0 7,37 75
The main beam must be borne in a torsion-resistant way. maintained.
ETA-11/0190
EN 1995-1-1:2010-12 Additional moments from the eccentricity of the connection, as well
s Minimum spacing of screws
6 x 180 127 64 127 64
28 DESIGN TABLES FOR ASSY®PLUS 4 FULL THREAD WOOD SCREWS 05/2021 2
15,5 9,56 75
a1 Minimum spacing of a screw in the ERZEUGT DURCH EINE AUTODESK-STUDENTENVERSION
1 9,30 5,72 45
a2 Minimum spacing of a screw perpen- 6 x 200 141 71 141 71
Selected: ASSY®PLUS VG 4 − 6x160 dicular to the direction of the grain 2 17,4 10,7 75

edge of the joist
6 x 220 156 78 156 78
2 18,9 11,8 75
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®
05/2021
Minimum spacings in mm
22 Ø 6 mm Ø 8 mm 8 x 200
1
2
8,94
16,7
5,50
10,3
60
100
141 71 141 71
s 9 12
TEXT
Check of the minimum dimensions of the wooden beams:
bmin bprovided hmin hprovided
Auxiliary beam 75 mm 100 mm 113 mm 160 mm
Main beam 57 mm 160 mm 113 mm 200 mm
The minimum distances have been observed.

a1 ≥ 5 ∙ 6 = 30 mm selected: 40 mm
a2,c ≥ 3 ∙ 6 = 18 mm 25 mm
s ≥ 1,5 ∙ 6 = 9 mm 10 mm
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Top view
Draufsicht
57 57
57 57
25
45° 45° 10 25
45° 100 45° 30 10
160 10
100 30
160 25 10
200 25
200
160
160 160
160
F Ed 6,9
 _
Verification of load-carrying capacity: _
F Rd  = 7,37
     = ≤0,94
ERZEUGT
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DESIGN TABLES
ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS
DESIGN EXAMPLES
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DESIGN TABLES

ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS

Use of table values 4

Calculation of the table values 6

05/2021 ASSY® 4 WOOD SCREWS DESIGN EXAMPLES 3

Timber-to-timber / steel-to-timber connections

Rated value of the load-carrying capacity

Verification of the load-carrying capacity under combined loads

Connections with several screws

Axially loaded screws (ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2)

nef = n0,9 general case

Laterally loaded screws (EN 1995-1-1, 8.3.1.1 (8)):

a1 4·d 7·d 10 · d ≥ 14 · d Linear interpolation may be used for intermediate

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TEXTOF TABLE VALUES

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all ASSY® screws2

a3,t ≥ (10 + 5 · cos α) · d

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The minimum screw spacings according to ETA-11/0190 must be maintained.

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Component 1 Thickness 120 mm Component 2 Thickness 320 mm

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Screw parameters Würth ASSY® 4 WH Ø 8 mm as per ETA-11/0190

fax,k = 11 N/mm² Characteristic withdrawal parameter ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2

fhead,k = 10 N/mm² Characteristic head pull-through parameter ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.3

Head draw-through load-carrying capacity of a screw

Fhead,Rk ​= ​n​ ef​ ∙ ​f​ head,k​ ∙ ​d​ 2h​ ∙ ​​(​ρ​ k​ / ​ρ​ a​)​ 0,8​ ​ DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40b

nef = 1,0 Effective number of screws ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2

ρk = 350 kg/m³ Characteristic raw density of

ρa = 350 kg/m³ Associated raw density for fax,k

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Fax,α,k ​= ​n​ ef​ ∙ ​k​ ax​ ∙ ​ f​ ax,k​ ∙ d ∙ ​l​ ef​ ∙ ​​(​ρ​ k​ / ​ρ​ a​ )​ 0,8​/ ​k​ β​ ​ ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2, 2.12

​ 1,0 ∙ 1,0 ∙ 11 ∙ 8 ∙ 60 ∙ ​​(350 / 350)​ 0,8​/1,0​

​ρ​a ​= 350 kg​/m​​ 3 ​ Associated raw density for fax,k

lef ​= min​{​l​ g​; ​t ​2​}​= min​{80; 60}​= 60 mm​ Penetration length of the threaded part

Tensile strength of a screw

Ftens,Rk ​= ​n​ ef​ ∙ ​f​ tens,k​ DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40c

Axial load-carrying capacity of a screw

kmod = 0,8 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 3.1.3

α = 90° Angle between screw axis

β = fh,2,k / fh,1,k = 1,0 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.8

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Equations 8.6 a to f according to DIN EN 1995-1-1:

Fv,1,Rk ​= ​f​ h,1,k​ ∙ ​t​ 1​ ∙ d​ = 14,8 kN (a)

Fv,2,Rk ​= ​f​ h,2,k​ ∙ ​t​ 2​ ∙ d​ = 7,39 kN (b)

​[​ ​ ​]​+ ​ _

​[​ 2 ∙ β ∙ ​ ​ - β]​+ ​ _

​[​ 2 ∙ ​ ​ - β]​+ ​ _

Fv,Rk ​= min​{​F​ v,i,Rk​}​ = 3,96 kN

Fv,Rd ​= ​F​ v,Rk​ ∙ ​k​ mod​/​γ​ M​ = 3,96 ∙ 0,8/1,3 ​ = 2,44 kN

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Fhead,Rk = n ef ∙ f head,k ∙ d 2h  ∙ (ρ k / ρ a) 0,8 DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40b

Fax,α,k = n ef ∙ k ax ∙  f ax,k ∙ d ∙ l ef ∙ (ρ k / ρ a ) 0,8/ k β ETA-11/0190, A.2.3.2, 2.12

1,0 ∙ 1,0 ∙ 11 ∙ 8 ∙ 60 ∙ (350 / 350) 0,8/1,0

ρa = 350 kg/m 3 Associated raw density for fax,k

lef = min{l g; t 2}= min{80; 60}= 60 mm Penetration length of the threaded part

Ftens,Rk = n ef ∙ f tens,k DIN EN 1995-1-1, 8.40c

Fv,1,Rk = f h,1,k ∙ t 1 ∙ d = 14,8 kN (a)

Fv,2,Rk = f h,2,k ∙ t 2 ∙ d = 7,39 kN (b)

[      ]+  _

[  2 ∙ β ∙     - β]+  _

[  2 ∙   - β]+  _

Fv,Rk = min{F v,i,Rk} = 3,96 kN

Fv,Rd = F v,Rk ∙ k mod/γ M = 3,96 ∙ 0,8/1,3 = 2,44 kN

Verification of the load-carrying capacity: ( )

a1 ≥ 0,7 ∙ (5 + 7 ∙ |cos 0°|) ∙ 10 = 84 mm selected: 85 mm

a3,t ≥ (10 + 5 ∙ cos 0°) ∙ 10 = 150 mm 150 mm

a 1 ∙ a 2 ≥ 25 ∙ 8 2 = 1600 mm² 2475 mm²

a1,c ≥ 5 ∙ 8 = 40 mm 144 mm

n90 = 1 + ( 360 - 2 ∙ 36 - 13) / 25 = 12

Seitenansicht F v,Ed  210 ´

a 1 ∙ a 2 ≥ 25 ∙ 8 2 = 1600 mm² 1650 mm²

n90 =1 + ( h - 2 ∙ a 2,c - s) / a 2

=1 + ( 360 - 2 ∙ 39 - 12) / 30 = 10