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: 5.0-2.8*70
Material: 1022
Surface Treatment: Dacromet
The Little Pan Head Six Lobe Self-Tapping Screw is designed for metal fastening applications requiring a low-profile head with positive drive engagement and corrosion resistance. The little pan head configuration provides a flat underside with a lower profile than standard pan heads, offering accurate clamping force distribution while maintaining a compact appearance suitable for confined spaces and aesthetic applications. The six-lobe drive enables positive torque transmission with reduced cam-out risk during installation, providing reliable engagement with standard six-lobe tools. These screws cut mating threads in pre-drilled holes, providing secure engagement without requiring a separate tapping operation. Manufactured from 1022 carbon steel with Dacromet surface treatment, this screw provides strength and high corrosion resistance for demanding environments. The 5.0-2.8 thread specification with 70mm length offers extended engagement for structural connections and heavy-duty metal assemblies.
This little pan head six-lobe self-tapping screw is deployed in metal fastening applications requiring a low-profile head with positive drive engagement and corrosion resistance. Applications include confined space assemblies where standard pan heads may not fit, aesthetic metal connections where appearance is important, equipment enclosures, automotive components, industrial machinery, structural steel connections, outdoor metal assemblies, and heavy-duty fabrications where the little pan head provides a compact profile, the six-lobe drive enables positive engagement, and the Dacromet coating ensures long-term corrosion protection.
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