Stainless Steel Screws

Stainless Steel Screws

18-8 stainless steel screws: machine screws in pan, truss, flat, oval and hex washer heads; sheet metal (self tapping) screws in Phillips, slotted and square drive; deck and trim head screws in square and 6-lobe (star) drive, including 316 stainless; and 410 stainless self drilling (Tek) screws. Choose a type below.

Stainless Steel Screws | The Nutty Company, Inc.

Specifications

  • Material: 18-8 stainless steel; self drilling screws in 410 stainless; 316 stainless deck screws
  • Drives: Phillips, slotted, square and 6-lobe (star)
  • Sizes: #2 to 5/16" machine screws, #2 to #14 sheet metal screws

The Nutty Company Stocks a full range of Stainless Steel Screws:

  • Machine Screws in Round Head, Flat Head, Pan Head, Truss Head, Oval Head and Hex Head; all in Slotted, Phillips and Square Drive.
  • Sheet Metal (Self Tapping) Screws in Pan Head, Flat Head, Oval Head, Modified Truss Head, Truss Head and Hex Head; all in Phillips, Slotted and Square Drive.
  • Self Drilling (Tek) Screws in Phillips Pan and Flat Head and Hex Head
  • Deck Screws in both Bugle (Flat) Head and Trim Head; Square and 6 lobe (TORX®) Drive;  18-8 and 316 Stainless
  • Phillips Flat Head and Hex Washer Head Concrete Screws

Common Uses

  • Boats and marine trim
  • Decks and outdoor wood
  • Roofing, siding and gutters
  • Electrical and food equipment

FAQ

Machine screw or sheet metal screw?
A machine screw has a uniform thread made for a nut or a tapped hole. A sheet metal (self tapping) screw has a sharp point and a coarser thread that cuts its own thread in sheet metal, plastic or wood.

Why are self drilling screws made of 410 stainless?
410 stainless can be heat treated hard enough to drill and tap its own hole in steel. It is magnetic and less corrosion resistant than 18-8, so it can show light surface rust in harsh or coastal spots.

Why use stainless deck screws?
Pressure treated lumber eats away zinc coatings, and plain steel leaves black stains in cedar and redwood. Stainless screws won't rust or stain. Use 316 near salt water.

Can I use stainless with zinc plated or galvanized parts?
Use stainless nuts and washers with stainless bolts and screws. In wet conditions, stainless touching zinc plated, galvanized or aluminum parts can cause galvanic corrosion of the zinc or aluminum.

Related: Stainless Socket Screws | Stainless Washers | Stainless Metric Machine Screws | All Screws

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