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: ST4.8-16*50
Material: SUS410
Surface Treatment: Brightening
Single weight:4.89
The Pan Head Torx Anti-Theft Self-Drilling Screw is designed for security-sensitive metal fastening applications requiring enhanced protection against unauthorized tampering with an aesthetic finish. The pan head configuration provides a flat underside for accurate clamping force distribution, while the Torx anti-theft drive enables positive torque transmission with reduced cam-out risk and a specialized profile requiring dedicated tools for engagement. 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 ST4.8-16 thread specification with 50mm length offers extended engagement for structural connections and heavy-duty metal assemblies requiring security features.
This pan head Torx anti-theft self-drilling screw with brightening finish is deployed in security-sensitive metal fastening applications requiring aesthetic appearance and protection against unauthorized removal. Applications include security-sensitive structures, public infrastructure, telecommunications equipment cabinets, outdoor metal assemblies, transportation systems, industrial equipment requiring tamper-resistant fasteners, building facades, and heavy-duty metal connections where the Torx anti-theft drive provides security and the brightening finish offers an attractive appearance.
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