These stainless steel pan head Phillips screws won't rust or corrode when exposed to moisture and chemicals. They have a moderate height and width profile, offering a middle ground between narrower button heads and wider truss heads. The Phillips drive easily aligns with drivers and withstands more torque than slotted drives, but drivers slip when you apply too much force.

Length is measured from under the head.

These button head screws won't corrode from moisture and chemicals, but they aren't as strong as alloy steel screws. The button head looks similar to a pan head, but it's lower and more compact, taking up less space. With six contact points, the hex drive withstands more torque than slotted and Phillips to securely grip your driver.

Length is measured from under the head.

Our most corrosion-resistant extended-tip set screws. Made of stainless steel, they won't rust, but they're not as strong as alloy steel. Like a dowel pin, the tip slides into mating holes to locate and hold components on shafts, tubing, and other surfaces. Also known as half dog-point set screws.

These corrosion-resistant cup-tip screws grip parts tightly. Made of stainless steel, they won't rust, but they're not as strong as alloy steel. The tip has thin edges that dig into surfaces for a secure hold. They often lock gears, pulleys, and other transmission components onto shafts.

Made of alloy steel, these screws have nearly twice the tensile strength of other steel screws. The button head looks similar to a pan head, but it's lower and more compact, taking up less space. With six contact points, the hex drive withstands more torque than slotted and Phillips to securely grip your driver.

Length is measured from under the head.

Made of alloy steel, these screws are strong enough to hold components without wearing down. The tip has thin edges that dig into surfaces for a secure hold. They often lock gears, pulleys, and other transmission components onto shafts.

These button head screws have a shiny look and won't rust in damp environments. Made of brass, they're also conductive and nonmagnetic, making them useful for electrical applications. The button head looks similar to a pan head, but it's lower and more compact, taking up less space. With six contact points, the hex drive withstands more torque than slotted and Phillips to securely grip your driver.

Length is measured from under the head.