Technical Usage
Self-tapping screws are designed for easy installation without the need for pre-tapped holes, making them highly efficient for fastening applications. Their round or pan head design provides a smooth and professional finish, while the stainless steel composition ensures excellent resistance to rust and wear. These screws are ideal for applications requiring strong, reliable connections in environments exposed to moisture, chemicals, or extreme weather conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Grade | Industrial Grade |
| Tensile Strength | Self-tapping, sharp point, coarse threading |
| Dimensions | Diameter: #6 (3.5mm) to #14 (6.3mm) |
Types of Items
- Fully threaded screws for lightweight applications
- Partially threaded screws for added holding power
- Screws with sharp points for soft materials like wood
- Screws with blunt tips for pre-drilled holes in metal or plastic
- Pan head screws for flat, low-profile finishes
- Round head screws for applications requiring a domed, decorative look
History
Self-tapping screws date back to the early 20th century when they were introduced as an efficient alternative to traditional bolts and nuts. Their evolution into stainless steel versions has revolutionized modern fastening systems, enabling their widespread use in industries that demand both strength and corrosion resistance. Today, they are an essential component in manufacturing and construction worldwide.
