Screw

• Socket Head Machine Screw

  The socket head machine screw combines an external hex head with integrated flat and spring washers, offering the torque stability of a hex head along with the efficiency of a pre-assembled unit.

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• Hex Head Captive Screw

  The hex head captive screw features an internal hex (Allen) drive that delivers high torque in a compact head profile, making it ideal for tight-clearance applications inside engines,...

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• Cross-grooved Machine Screw Assembly

  The cross-grooved machine screw assembly combines a Phillips-head machine screw with integrated flat and spring washers, designed for rapid installation using standard Phillips screwdrivers.

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• Phillips Pan Head Self Tapping Screw

  The phillips pan head self tapping screw features a sharp point and specially designed threads that cut or form mating threads directly into materials such as sheet metal, plastic, or wood without...

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• Phillips Rounded Head Thread Forming Screws

  The phillips rounded head thread forming screws combine a thread-forming screw with permanently attached flat and spring washers into a single, ready-to-use assembly unit.

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• Torx Self Drilling Screws

  The Torx self drilling screws feature a distinctive 6-lobe star drive (Torx) in the screw head, engineered to withstand significantly higher installation torque compared to traditional Phillips or...

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• Tek Screws Self Tapping

  The Tek screws self tapping, also known as self-drilling screws, feature a drill point tip that eliminates the need for a pre-drilled pilot hole in sheet metal and other materials.

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• Combination Screws

  Combination screws are engineered fasteners where a standard screw (such as a hex head or socket head cap screw) is permanently pre-assembled with a flat washer and a spring washer.

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• Stainless Steel Countersunk Self Tapping Screws

  Stainless steel countersunk self tapping screws feature a tapered head design. When fully installed, the screw head sits flush with or slightly below the surface of the workpiece. This results in...

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