Pozidriv Head Zinc Plated Stainless Steel Self Tapping Wood Screw

• Material: Iron
• Shape of Head: Flat
• Shape of Groove: Pozi Driv / Double Countersunk
• Surface Finishing: Zinc Plated
• Certification: ISO, GS
• Customized: Customized
• Model NO.: T-WSLS008
• Material Type: Stainless Steel/Carbon Steel
• Material Grade: 1018/1021/1035q195/Q215/Q235/A2/A4/201/304/316/410
• Head Style: Hexagon/Flat/Bugle/Phillips/Cross/Pan
• Drive Style: Hex Socket/Cross Recess/Phillips/Slotted/Pozidriv
• Surface Treatment: Black//Blue/Clear/Yellow/Gold/HDG Zinc
• Standard: ANSI/ASME/BS/DIN/ISO/Uni/DIN-En
• Length: 1/4"~12" 6mm~300mm
• Size Unit: Inch Size Metric Size
• Application for: Wood/Decoration/Particle Board/Construction
• Sample Policy: Samples in Stock Are Free with Freight Collect
• Custom-Order: Customization by Drawing/Sample
• Other Name: Lag Screw/Deck Screw
• Shipping/Delivery: Production 15~30 Days/in Stock 3 Days
• OEM/ODM: Available
• Supplier Status: Factory Manufacturer Wholesaler
• Transport Package: Bulk Package Palletizing
• Specification: #2~#12/M3~M12
• Trademark: Hilow
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7318120000
• Production Capacity: 2000K PCS/Month

Product Description

                                                                      Wood Screw

Pozidriv screws are externally threaded fasteners with torqueing heads, which feature a cruciform socket with radial indentations that are set at 45 degrees from the main cross.
Pozidriv describes the screw drive type of the socket and driver, and is one of the most common screw drives used worldwide. Often abbreviated to PZ or PSD, or mistakenly spelled, "Pozidrive".

Type:	Wood Screw
Definition:	Wood screws are threaded fasteners that are used to connect wood to wood. They're threaded coarsely, but not all the way up. They differ from lag screws because they thread their way through the wood as they're screwed in, whereas lag screws require you to drill a hole first.
Description:	Wood Screw Head Types: Slot head screws are the most common variety used for driving the screw. Phillips head screws have much greater functionality than the slot head variety. Square drive or Robertson screws have a number of advantages over the Phillips head variety.
Application:	How do I choose wood screws? The general rule of thumb is that the screw should enter at least half the thickness of the bottom material, the other factor is the screw's diameter, or gauge. Screws come in gauges 2 through 16. Most of the time you'll want to go with a #8 screw.
Others:	Wood screws are simply known as "wood screws" because they are designed for use with wooden workpieces, but wood screws are also available in many of the same metals and alloys as other screws.
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