#10A x 2" Tamper-Proof Security Sheet Metal Screw - TP3 Pan Trilobular Head - 410 SS - 100 Pk

1/4-20X3/4 Six Lobe Flat Floor Board Screw Type F Black Phosphate. Thread-Cutting Type-F threaded screws are used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, zinc and lead die castings, cast iron, brass and plastic. In stainless steel, material into which the screw is to cut threads should have a lower hardness by 10-20 Rockwell hardness. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.

1/4-20X2 1/2 Six Lobe Flat Floor Board Screw Type F Black Phosphate. Thread-Cutting Type-F threaded screws are used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, zinc and lead die castings, cast iron, brass and plastic. In stainless steel, material into which the screw is to cut threads should have a lower hardness by 10-20 Rockwell hardness. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.

#6AB x 1" Security Sheet Metal Screw - Button Torx Head - 18-8 Stainless Steel - Pkg of 100 Security fasteners provide an added level of security by their drive design that prevents removal with ordinary screw drivers. Maximum torque transfer & positive tool engagement means easier drive installation with less pressure & slippage. Torx Pin-Head offers a high degree of security & requires matching driver bit.

Wall Plate Screws are used to fasten outlet covers and electrical wall plates. They also come readily available with tamper proof drives. The most common wall plate screw lengths fall within the 5/16-inch through 1-inch range. Features: Chip Resistant Applications: Wall Plates

5/16-18X6 Six Lobe Flat Floor Board Screw Type F Black Phosphate. Thread-Cutting Type-F threaded screws are used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, zinc and lead die castings, cast iron, brass and plastic. In stainless steel, material into which the screw is to cut threads should have a lower hardness by 10-20 Rockwell hardness. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.