Pan Head Self-Drilling Screws
Cat:Self Drilling Screws
Pan Head Self-Drilling Screws are a type of fastener widely used in construction, furniture, billboards and industrial equipment. They have self-drill...
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Specification: ST4.2-18*16
Material: SUS410
Surface Treatment: Brightening
Single weight:1.07
The CSK Phillips Self-Drilling Screw is designed for metal fastening applications requiring a flush surface finish with a widely compatible drive system. The countersunk (CSK) head configuration allows the screw to sit level with or below the workpiece surface when used with a corresponding countersink, providing a smooth appearance and eliminating protrusions. The Phillips drive enables positive engagement with standard cross-point drivers, offering broad tool compatibility for installation. The self-drilling point drills and taps threads simultaneously, eliminating pilot hole requirements and reducing assembly time. Manufactured from SUS410 stainless steel with brightening surface treatment, this screw provides hardness for metal fastening with an aesthetic bright finish. The ST4.2-18 thread specification with 16mm length offers engagement for sheet metal and light structural assemblies requiring flush mounting.
This CSK Phillips self-drilling screw is deployed in applications requiring a flush surface finish after fastening with a widely compatible drive system. Applications include sheet metal assemblies where smooth surfaces are essential, equipment enclosures, electronics chassis, furniture construction where protrusions would interfere with aesthetics, architectural metalwork, instrumentation panels, automotive components, and industrial equipment where the countersunk head provides flush mounting and the brightening finish offers an aesthetic appearance.
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