These corrosion-resistant screws drill, drive, and create a watertight seal all in one shot. The rubber-bonded washer compresses to keep out moisture and spreads the load to prevent crushing thin metal. Use a nutdriver or socket to turn the hex head.

Length is measured from under the head.

Create a tight seal to prevent leaks through sheet metal panels. These screws have a rubber-bonded washer to keep out fluids and distribute pressure. The hex head gives you a firm, high-torque grip with a nutdriver or socket. A pointed tip starts a hole in sheet metal up to 0.025" thick, but for thicker material you’ll need to drill first.

Length is measured from under the head.

Secure thin metal roofing and siding panels to wooden framing in post-frame buildings. These screws have a sharp tip to pierce metal and deep, widely spaced threads to grip wood. They resist pullout, even in high winds or under heavy vibration. The sealing washer keeps out water to prevent leaks.

Length is measured from under the head.

These corrosion-resistant screws prevent leaks through sheet metal panels. Their rubber-bonded washer seals out fluids and distributes pressure. The hex head gives you a firm, high-torque grip with a nutdriver or socket. A pointed tip starts a hole in sheet metal up to 0.025" thick, but for thicker material you’ll need to drill first.

Length is measured from under the head.

Create a tight, corrosion-resistant joint that prevents leaks. These screws have a bonded washer under the head to keep out fluids and distribute pressure. With a blunt tip instead of a point, they reduce the chance of damaging sheet metal. Install in a drilled hole and the fine threads form a strong hold. The Phillips drive handles enough torque to keep drivers from slipping.

Length is measured from under the head.

Tighten these corrosion-resistant screws with a nutdriver or socket to mount plastic panels. Wings under the head cut a hole slightly larger than the threads, so the plastic can expand and contract as temperatures change. The threads engage only with the wood below, leaving space for the plastic. A washer made from aluminum and rubber bonded to steel adds a watertight seal.

Use the high torque of a nutdriver or socket to mount plastic panels to wood without cracking or warping them. Wings under the head cut a hole slightly larger than the threads, so the plastic can expand and contract as temperatures change. The threads engage only with the wood below, leaving space for the plastic. A washer made from aluminum and rubber bonded to steel adds a watertight seal.

Mount plastic panels to wood with screws that prevent cracking and warping. Wings under the head cut a hole slightly larger than the threads, so the plastic can expand and contract as temperatures change. The threads engage only with the wood below, leaving space for the plastic. Screws have a washer made from aluminum and rubber bonded to steel for a watertight seal. The Phillips drive handles enough torque to keep drivers from slipping and the rounded head creates a finished look.

Length is measured from under the head.