No slipping and stripping the drive when securing sheet metal. Also known as star drive screws, these withstand more torque than screws with a slotted, Phillips, or hex drive. The pointed tip starts a hole in sheets up to 0.025" thick, but for thicker material you’ll need to drill first. Screws have a rounded head to create a finished look.

Length is measured from under the head.

Prevent unauthorized access with screws that require a tamper-resistant Torx driver to remove. The deep, six-lobe recess (also known as pin-in-Torx) handles high torque to keep drivers from slipping and stripping the drive. These screws have a pointed tip that starts a hole in sheet metal up to 0.025" thick, but for thicker material you’ll need to drill first. Screws resist rust and have a rounded head to create a finished look.

Length is measured from under the head.

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Attach components with countersunk holes to sheet metal and discourage tampering. With a security pin in the drive, these corrosion-resistant screws require a tamper-resistant Torx driver to remove. The deep, six-lobe recess handles high torque to avoid slipping and stripping the drive. Screws have a flat, beveled head to sit flush with surfaces. Their 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 the top of the head.

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Keep drivers from slipping as you cut threads and secure components with countersunk holes. These Torx screws have a six-lobe recess that’s also known as a star drive. Because they remove material, they take less effort to install and put less stress on your workpiece than thread-forming screws. Their flat, beveled head sits flush in holes.

Length is measured from the top of the head.