Our lightest sheet metal screws reduce weight in aluminum assemblies

Avoid enlarging holes when drilling and fastening lightweight aluminum components

Turn these shiny, corrosion-resistant screws with drivers of either style

A free-spinning washer stays put as you tighten to prevent bunching fabric

Secure flat roof insulation and membrane materials with screws that prevent lifting up in high wind

Ground and secure connections in electrical boxes and panels

Fasten door hinges with screws that blend in and fit into countersunk holes

Secure thin metal roofing and siding panels to wooden framing in post-frame buildings

Corrosion-resistant screws drill, drive, and create a watertight seal all in one shot

Resist corrosion and prevent leaks through sheet metal panels

Create a tight, corrosion-resistant joint that prevents leaks

Drill, drive, and create a watertight seal all in one shot

Create a tight seal to prevent leaks through sheet metal panels

Create clean, uniform threads and meet Grade 5 strength requirements for structural joints

Corrosion resistant with two common drive styles, you'll always have the right driver on hand

Corrosion-resistant screws in a range of sizes for drilling and fastening in one step

Corrosion-resistant screws drill and fasten aluminum to aluminum or steel framing in a single step

Get a firm, high-torque grip with a nutdriver or socket to fasten sheet metal

Corrosion-resistant screws tighten with a nutdriver or socket to cut threads into metal

Corrosion-resistant screws thread into molded or cast holes using a nutdriver or socket

Corrosion-resistant screws install with a nutdriver or socket and adjust with a slotted screwdriver

Corrosion-resistant screws tighten using a nutdriver or socket to mount plastic panels without damage

Corrosion resistant with a wide head that prevents crushing and dimpling sheet metal

A variety of flat- and rounded-head sheet metal screws that resist corrosion

Corrosion-resistant screws sit flush in sheet metal and have a blunt tip to avoid damage

Corrosion-resistant screws drill and fasten in one step to secure objects with countersunk holes

Corrosion-resistant screws fasten objects with countersunk holes to sheet metal

Corrosion-resistant screws cut threads and their beveled head sits neatly in countersunk holes

Create a flush finish in brittle materials such as phenolic and glass-filled plastic

Corrosion-resistant screws thread into plastic and secure components with countersunk holes

Decorative and corrosion resistant, screws drill and fasten in a single step

Corrosion-resistant screws with a decorative rounded top that peeks out from the surface of trim work

A domed head gives brackets and architectural features a smooth, decorative look

Resist corrosion and reduce the chance of damaging sheet metal

Corrosion-resistant screws that drill and fasten in one step

Drive into thin or soft plastic without cracking it

Keep a variety of corrosion-resistant sheet metal screws on hand

Our most popular sheet metal screws also resist rust

Resist corrosion and cut their own threads into drilled holes

Often used in tough thermoplastics to create threads where thread-forming screws can’t

A wide slot at the tip cuts threads and clears chips, reducing the effort to install in soft metals

Resist corrosion and won't crack or split brittle materials such as phenolic and glass-filled plastic

Our most popular thread-forming screws for plastic also resist rust

Corrosion-resistant screws with a sharp tip that cuts deeper into sheet metal than other tapping screws

Corrosion-resistant screws with the simplest drive style

Drill and fasten in one step with square-drive screws that prevent drivers from slipping out

Drill and fasten aluminum sheets to aluminum or steel framing in a single step

Fasten trim or brackets that have countersunk holes without your driver slipping

Corrosion resistant with a square recess that handles more torque than slotted and Phillips drives

Corrosion resistant with a flange under the head to prevent denting or pulling through thin plastic

Slip- and corrosion-resistant screws form threads and secure components with countersunk holes

Corrosion-resistant screws give you the best grip while fastening components with countersunk holes

Neither moisture nor a heavy hand can damage these screws

Resist corrosion and thread into thin plastic without damaging the drive or your workpiece

Form threads in plastic with screws that resist stripping and rust

Work with either a Phillips or slotted driver, so you’ll always have the right tool on hand

The blunt tip reduces the chance of damage to sheet metal as you tighten with a nutdriver or socket

A variety of screws that save time and effort by drilling and fastening in a single step

Save time and effort with screws that drill and fasten in one step

Drill and fasten aluminum to aluminum or steel framing in a single step

Cut threads into drilled holes in metal using a nutdriver or socket

The tapered tip grabs material for a fast start as you install with a nutdriver or socket

Thread into molded or cast holes using a nutdriver or socket

Thread into brass, aluminum, bronze, and other soft metals using a nutdriver or socket

Reduce the chance of damaging sheet metal as you tighten with nutdriver or slotted screwdriver

Drill and fasten in one step with a nutdriver or socket, then adjust using a slotted screwdriver

Secure sheet metal using a nutdriver or socket, then make adjustments with a slotted screwdriver

Cut threads into metal using a nutdriver or socket, then adjust with a slotted screwdriver

Thread into metal using a nutdriver or socket, then adjust with a slotted screwdriver

Use a nutdriver or socket to mount plastic panels to wood without cracking or warping them

A flange under the head prevents crushing or dimpling sheet metal

Attach metal sheets, mesh, and other thin materials to metal framing studs without tearing

Avoid dimpling or crushing sheet metal and stripping out the screw’s drive

The combination drive lets you install with either Phillips driver or a nutdriver

Keep various sizes of flat- and rounded-head sheet metal screws on hand

A mix of flat and rounded head sheet metal screws with matching nuts and washers

Create a flush finish in sheet metal while reducing the chance of damaging it

In one step, drill and fasten trim, brackets, and other objects with countersunk holes

Secure trim, brackets, and other objects that have countersunk holes to aluminum

Fasten trim, brackets, and other objects with countersunk holes to sheet metal

Cut threads as you drive and the beveled head sits neatly inside countersunk holes

Thread into plastic and secure components, enclosures, and panels with countersunk holes

Drill and fasten these decorative screws in a single step

The decorative rounded top peeks out from the surface of trim work

A blunt tip instead of a point reduces the chance of damaging sheet metal

Drill and fasten metal in one step

The pointed tip starts a hole as you install in sheet metal

Prevent sheet metal from bending and create a smooth, finished look

A variety of screw sizes for fastening sheet metal

Cut threads in drilled holes as you turn

The threads at the tapered tip grab material for a fast start in drilled holes

Prevent cracking and splitting brittle materials such as phenolic and glass-filled plastic

Thread into molded or cast holes in plastic without installing inserts

Create a vibration-resistant hold in soft metals, such as brass, aluminum, and bronze

Secure framing to metal where clearance is too tight for other rounded-head screws

The sharp tip cuts deeper into sheet metal than other tapping screws

Mount plastic panels to wood with screws that prevent cracking or warping

Serrations grip material for a tighter, more vibration-resistant hold than other tapping screws

Serrations grip material for a tighter, more vibration-resistant hold than other drilling screws

Cut deeper and grip material tighter than other tapping screws

The simplest drive style is best tightened by hand

Drivers won’t slip out of the square recess, which handles more torque than slotted and Phillips drives

A flange under the head prevents denting or pulling through holes in thin plastic

Keep drivers from slipping as you cut threads and secure components with countersunk holes

Prevent drivers from slipping as you thread into plastic and secure components with countersunk holes

Get the best grip while fastening components that have countersunk holes

A heavy hand won’t strip the drive as you thread screws into plastic

The deep, six-lobe recess keeps drivers from slipping when installing in brass, aluminum, and copper

Thread into thin-walled holes without damaging the drive or your workpiece

No slipping and stripping the drive when securing sheet metal

Thread into plastic without installing an insert or stripping the drive

Two ways to install—use a Torx driver in the recess or grip the hex head with a nutdriver

Threads with double spirals grab thin-gauge sheet metal for a secure hold without damage

The two-hole drive turns only with a drilled spanner driver to deter tampering

A two-hole drive deters tampering with screws that install in countersunk holes

Deter unauthorized removal of screws fastened into countersunk holes

Deter unauthorized access with screws that require a tamper-resistant hex driver to remove

Simple to install but hard to loosen with anything other than a one-way screw remover

Attach components with countersunk holes to sheet metal and discourage tampering

Removable only with a tamper-resistant Torx driver, screws drill and fasten in one step

Prevent unauthorized access with screws that require a tamper-resistant Torx driver to remove

Drill and fasten in one step with screws that require a tamper-resistant Torx driver to remove

Prevent tampering with screws that turn only with a Tri-Wing® driver