Sheet Metal Screws

• Sheet metal screws drive their fully threaded shanks into sheet metal.
• Unlike standard screws, they do not become entangled at the point of entry.

Self-tapping sheet metal screws have a specially designed tip that allows them to create their own threads in the material as they are driven in. This feature eliminates the need for pre-drilling holes, making installation faster and more convenient.

Sheet metal screws are designed specifically for use with thin metal sheets. They feature sharp, self-tapping threads for easy penetration and secure fastening. Wood screws, on the other hand, are designed for use with wood only. They have coarse threads & a tapered point for gripping the wood fibres and pulling the screw into the material.

The cutting threads of sheet metal screws offer superior holding power in wood and thin metals. Push them into the substance until the head is parallel to the surface.

Sheet metal screws are designed with sharp threads and a pointed tip to penetrate thin metal sheets. Self-drilling screws, on the other hand, have a drill-like tip that allows them to pierce and fasten multiple layers of material without the need to drill pilot holes first.