Featuring a classic rounded Pan Head, the flat underside of the screw head distributes pressure evenly across the surface. This makes them particularly effective when securing thin gauge metals, plastic trims, or soft materials that might otherwise warp or tear under a countersunk screw.
These screws consist of an threaded cylindrical shaft that tapers to a point, with a Hex head at the other end. When these are driven into timber, the threads bite into the wood, while the head stops the screw from going all the way through as it provides compression.
Featuring a classic rounded Pan Head, the flat underside of the screw head distributes pressure evenly across the surface. This makes them particularly effective when securing thin gauge metals, plastic trims, or soft materials that might otherwise warp or tear under a countersunk screw.
These screws consist of an threaded cylindrical shaft that tapers to a point, with a Hex head at the other end. When these are driven into timber, the threads bite into the wood, while the head stops the screw from going all the way through as it provides compression.