Sheet Metal Screws

As their name suggests, sheet metal screws are widely used to fasten metal pieces together. They also come in useful if you have to attach a metal piece to an aluminum, plastic, or wood surface. Today, they come in two main types: self-drilling and self-tapping. Self-drilling models come with a tip that looks like a drill point. They require no pre-drilled holes. On the contrary, self-tapping versions have a sharp tip and require a pilot hole. The choice entirely depends on the application. These screws are also available in a myriad of sizes to meet any possible requirements.

The main characteristics used to classify them are by the shape of a head, slot type, length, diameter, and thread count. As an example, the head can be flat, oval, or hex, among others, while the slot can be regular, cross, or square. On our digital shelves, you will find the full variety of products currently available on the market, all of which are built by reputable brands such as EMPI, Install Bay, Dorman, and many others that you can rely on when it comes to quality.