18-8 Stainless Steel Thread Cutting Screw Pan Head With Phillips Drive Type F Point Thread Size Ten Thirty Two Length Five Eighth Inch Plain Finish Tough As Nails Pack Of Fifty For Heavy Gauge Sheet Metal Aluminum Cast Iron Brass And Plastic
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18-8 Stainless Steel Thread Cutting Screws, Pack of 50
✔️ #10-32, Type F point, Phillips pan head, 5/8 in length, plain finish
✅ Finish: plain, no coating applied
✅ Thread type: self-tapping thread cutting screw, Type F point
✅ Thread size: #10-32, compatible with standard taps
✅ Length: 5/8 in (15.9 mm)
✅ Drive: Phillips drive to prevent overtightening
✅ Pack: 50 screws per package
✅ Applications: heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, cast iron, brass, and plastic; suitable for linear slide unit assemblies
✔️ #10-32, Type F point, Phillips pan head, 5/8 in length, plain finish
These high-strength, corrosion-resistant screws are designed for metal and plastic assemblies that require threaded joints without pre-tapped holes. They’re commonly used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, cast iron, brass, and similar materials, making them popular in automotive, HVAC, and fabrication work, including linear slide unit assemblies.
✅ Material: 18-8 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and strength✅ Finish: plain, no coating applied
✅ Thread type: self-tapping thread cutting screw, Type F point
✅ Thread size: #10-32, compatible with standard taps
✅ Length: 5/8 in (15.9 mm)
✅ Drive: Phillips drive to prevent overtightening
✅ Pack: 50 screws per package
✅ Applications: heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, cast iron, brass, and plastic; suitable for linear slide unit assemblies
💡 What is a thread cutting screw used for in metalworking and plastics?
Thread cutting screws are handy for creating strong, threaded joints without pre-tapping. - handy for quick, secure joints in metal and hard plastics - eliminates pre-tapping and saves time on assemblies - ideal for field repairs where tapping isn’t practical - compatible with sealed ball bearing hardware in some assemblies
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