L.H.Dottie® Drywall Screw, Phillips Bugle Head Coarse Thread, #6 x 1", 100 Pack

Framing Screws are used to connect light-gauge sheet metal parts together. They are manufactured with Philips recess drives and tapered pan heads and are finished with a black phosphate coating. Material: Carbon Steel

The DWSD6 Kit is a six compartment kit that contains six different lengths of #6 drywall screws. They are used for attaching drywall to 20-12 gauge metal studs and feature a countersunk bugle head that tapers down into the drywall after installation to provide a clean, finished look. Features: Countersunk Head It is made up of Carbon Steel Self Drilling Point Black Phosphate Coated Includes Most Popular Sizes

Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Screws are self tapping screws with spaced threads and sharp points, that are capable of tapping their own threads. Typical applications for Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Screws include fastening light metal sheets, wood and plastic. They are manufactured with 18-8 stainless steel and are covered under the ASME B18.3 standard.

A bugle head screw with a double-lead, consisting of a high and low thread with an extra sharp point and black phosphate finish. The lower thread varies in height from 1/3 to 1/2 that of the higher thread, which is sharper and flatter than a standard thread. Requires less torque to drive than a standard twinfast drywall screw. The high-low thread is more resistant to vibration and reduces the chance of heads popping.

Machine screws have a uniform diameter the entire length of the shaft as opposed to tapered screws which have a pointed tip. Machine screws are typically used with a threaded hole to secure two parts together. Machine screws are fully threaded for use with a nut or in a tapped hole.