Countersunk Head Self-Drilling Screws
Cat:Self Drilling Screws
Countersunk self-drilling screws are widely used in furniture manufacturing, architectural decoration, automobile manufacturing and other fields. Its ...
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Specification: M5.5-2.0*78
Material: SUS304
Surface Treatment: Brightening
The Oval Head Six Lobe Self-Drilling Screw is designed for metal fastening applications requiring a low-profile head with enhanced drive engagement and aesthetic appearance. The oval head configuration provides a low-profile finish that sits close to the workpiece surface, offering a smooth appearance while providing adequate bearing surface for clamping. The six-lobe drive enables positive torque transmission with reduced cam-out risk during installation, providing reliable engagement with standard six-lobe tools. The self-drilling point drills and taps threads simultaneously, eliminating pilot hole requirements and reducing assembly time. Manufactured from SUS304 stainless steel with brightening surface treatment, this screw provides general corrosion resistance with an aesthetic bright finish. The M5.5-2.0 thread specification with 78mm length offers extended engagement for structural connections and metal assemblies requiring a low-profile aesthetic.
This oval head six-lobe self-drilling screw is deployed in metal fastening applications requiring a low-profile aesthetic appearance with positive drive engagement. Applications include architectural metalwork where visible fasteners must maintain a smooth appearance, visible structural connections where aesthetics are important, furniture construction, aesthetic metal assemblies, interior applications, equipment enclosures, industrial design projects, and custom metal fabrications where the oval head provides a low-profile finish and the brightening treatment offers an attractive appearance.
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