These screws have a wide head that distributes weight and a two-hole design that deters tampering. They only turn with a drilled spanner driver, making them hard to force with other tools. Also known as pig-nose drives, their two contact points won't withstand much torque, so they're good for light duty tasks. Made of stainless steel, they won't rust or corrode when exposed to moisture and chemicals. Their wide head spreads out pressure without adding a washer to reduce the risk of crushing thin material, such as sheet metal.

Length is measured from under the head.

Screwdriver Bits—Turn screws by hand for more control and less chance of overtightening compared to power tools.

Power Tool Bits—Pair these bits with your power tools to turn screws more quickly than manual tools.