Phillips Flat Head Self Drilling Screws

Zinc plated Phillips flat head self drilling (Tek) screws in #8, #10, #12 and #14, 3/4 in. to 3 in. long. The countersunk head sits flush, so they are used for hinges, wood to metal and anywhere a head can't stick up. The table below shows the drive, point and drilling capacity for each size.

Phillips Flat Head Self Drilling Screws | The Nutty Company, Inc.

Specifications

Head: Phillips flat, countersunk
Sizes: #8, #10, #12, #14
Drive: #2 Phillips (#8, #10), #3 Phillips (#12, #14)
Material: steel, zinc plated

Dimensions

Size	Phillips Drive	Point	Drilling Capacity
#8	#2	#2	.035" - .112"
#10	#2	#3	.035" - .175"
#12	#3	#3	.035" - .210"
#14	#3	#3	.060" - .220"

Common Uses

Wood or plywood to light gauge steel
Hinges and flush hardware on steel doors
Metal framing

FAQ

What is a self drilling (Tek) screw?
A self drilling screw has a drill bit point, so it drills, taps and fastens in one step with no pilot hole. The point number tells you how thick a metal it can drill: the higher the number, the thicker the metal.

How do I install self drilling screws?
Use a screw gun or drill at moderate speed, not full speed, with steady pressure. Let the point finish drilling before the threads engage, and stop when the head seats so you don't strip the threads.

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