Sheet Metal Screws
Sheet metal screws are designed for connecting thin metal objects together or by connecting metal to wood, plastic, or other materials.  Sheet metal screws have shanks that are threaded down their entire length of the screw. The threads and tip of the screws are sharp, which allows them to easily cut through metal, wood, and other objects.

Self Drilling Screws

Self-drilling screws, also referred to as tek screws or self-tapping screws, have a drill bit point on the bottom of the fastener.  The drill bit point eliminates the need for separate drilling and tapping installations.  The self-drilling screws can be installed into steel materials up to ½” thick.  Self-drilling screws create their own hole and form their own mating thread in the process.  Self-drilling screws are used to fasten together steel or other metals and are typically used to join materials like sheet metal. The TEK number of the tip distinguishes the screws drill bit length.

Thread Cutting Screw

Shop high-quality thread cutting screws designed for clean, precise threads in metal and plastic. Available in multiple sizes, head styles, and finishes.

Thread Rolling Screws

Thread rolling screws form strong internal threads without cutting, improving holding power and fatigue resistance. Ideal for metal and plastic applications.

Drywall Screws

Shop drywall screws designed for secure fastening into wood or metal studs. Available in fine and coarse threads with durable black phosphate finishes for drywall installation.

Flooring Screws

Zinc Plated Thumb Screws

High-quality zinc plated thumb screws offering corrosion resistance and easy hand tightening. Available in multiple sizes for industrial, DIY, and equipment applications.

Wood screws are used in construction and woodworking projects.  Flat head wood screws are beveled under the head to fit into countersunk holes to create a flush finish against the wood.  Pilot holes can be drilled with slightly smaller diameters than the screw diameter to prevent splitting of the wood.  Length of the screw is measured under the head for pan head and hex head wood screws.  Flat head and oval head wood screws are measured from the top of the screw for length measurements.