PAULIN 537-193 1X10 TRUSS SOCKET METAL SCREW (J500/PER EA)
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Papco, 537-193, Screw, Head, Series: 537, Measurement System: Imperial, #10 Thread, 1 in Overall Length, Truss Head, Square Drive, Steel, Zinc, #2 Drive
Metal Screws, also known as Sheet Metal Screws (SMS) or Tapping Screws, these hardened, zinc Plated screws, are available in Pan, Truss or Flat heads in Phillips or Square drives as well as Indented Hexagon Washer Heads. Metal Screws are used in all light sheet metal work in all kinds of applications and products. Metal screws are also available in Stainless Steel. They are used to join sheet metals, metal to wood and to join other types of soft and/or thin unthreaded materials. These screws tap their own threads and are not intended to be disassembled often.
- The zinc coating applied serves as a protective barrier against corrosion resistance
- Truss Head - characterized by its wide and low-profile design, which provides a larger surface area compared to standard screws
- This helps distribute the load over a broader area, minimizing the risk of crushing or damaging softer materials
- Used to join sheet metals, metal to wood and to join other types of soft and/or thin unthreaded material
- These screws are designed to create their own thread and are meant for infrequent disassembly
- Sheet metal screws are typically made from hardened steel for increased strength and durability, capable of penetrating metal and other tough materials
Product Details
Papco, 537-193, Screw, Head, Series: 537, Measurement System: Imperial, #10 Thread, 1 in Overall Length, Truss Head, Square Drive, Steel, Zinc, #2 Drive
Metal Screws, also known as Sheet Metal Screws (SMS) or Tapping Screws, these hardened, zinc Plated screws, are available in Pan, Truss or Flat heads in Phillips or Square drives as well as Indented Hexagon Washer Heads. Metal Screws are used in all light sheet metal work in all kinds of applications and products. Metal screws are also available in Stainless Steel. They are used to join sheet metals, metal to wood and to join other types of soft and/or thin unthreaded materials. These screws tap their own threads and are not intended to be disassembled often.
Attributes
Features
- The zinc coating applied serves as a protective barrier against corrosion resistance
- Truss Head - characterized by its wide and low-profile design, which provides a larger surface area compared to standard screws
- This helps distribute the load over a broader area, minimizing the risk of crushing or damaging softer materials
- Used to join sheet metals, metal to wood and to join other types of soft and/or thin unthreaded material
- These screws are designed to create their own thread and are meant for infrequent disassembly
- Sheet metal screws are typically made from hardened steel for increased strength and durability, capable of penetrating metal and other tough materials