Pan Head Sharp Point Self-Tapping Screws
Cat:Self-Tapping Screws
Pan head sharp point self-tapping screws are a type of fastener widely used in construction, furniture manufacturing, electronic equipment and automot...
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Specification: ST5.5-24*50
Material: SUS410
Surface Treatment: Silver Dacromet
Single weight:8.8
The Hex Head Flange Self-Drilling Screw with 3# Tail is designed for heavy-duty metal fastening applications requiring high torque transmission and enhanced drilling capability. The hex head flange configuration combines the torque capacity of a hexagonal drive with an integrated flange that eliminates the need for a separate washer, providing accurate load distribution across the bearing surface. The 3# tail design features an extended drill point that provides enhanced drilling capability for thicker material stacks, enabling efficient penetration into heavier gauge substrates. The self-drilling point drills and taps threads simultaneously, eliminating pilot hole requirements and reducing assembly time. Manufactured from SUS410 stainless steel with silver Dacromet surface treatment, this screw provides hardness and corrosion resistance for demanding environments. The ST5.5-24 thread specification with 50mm length offers engagement for structural connections and heavy-duty metal assemblies.
This hex head flange self-drilling screw with 3# tail is deployed in heavy-duty metal fastening applications requiring enhanced drilling capability for thicker material stacks. Applications include thick metal structural connections where reliable fastening is essential, heavy equipment assembly, steel frame construction, bridge and infrastructure projects, industrial machinery, railway applications, shipbuilding, and heavy-duty metal fabrications where the 3# tail provides enhanced penetration, the flange head offers load distribution, and the silver Dacromet coating ensures long-term corrosion protection.
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