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Description
The Phillips pan head machine screw is a staple in many different industries. But what is it, what is it used for, and what are the available sizes? We'll discuss these factors below.
What Is a Phillips Pan Head Machine Screw?
The Phillips pan head machine screw is a type of fastener with a cylindrical body, a pan-shaped head, and a Phillips (star) shaped recess.
What Are Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws Used For?
These kinds of steel or stainless steel pan head screws have uses in many different applications. Some of the places where you may encounter these include the following:
Furniture assembly
Appliance assembly
Electronics assembly
Marine applications
Construction and building
Metal roofing and siding installation
Deck construction
HVAC system assembly
Door and window hardware
Specialized Applications
Medical equipment assembly
Food processing equipment assembly
Chemical and laboratory equipment assembly
Benefits of a Phillips Pan Head Machine Screw
There are many excellent benefits when you use this kind of fastener. Some of these benefits include the following:
Ease of use: The Phillips screwdriver is immensely easy to use, and Phillips pan head machine screws have been specially designed to work in conjunction with these screwdrivers. That makes these screws easy to use.
High torque: The cross-shaped design of the screw recess allows you to apply more torque than you'd be able to with a flat screwdriver.
Wide availability: These screws are generally easy to find and widely available, making them ideal for many applications.
Variety of sizes and materials: These screws are incredibly versatile and are available in a variety of sizes and materials.
Low profile: Thanks to their pan head, these screws have a low profile which is easy to countersink.
Resistant to cam-out: These screws are resistant to cam-out or slippage that damages the screw head and complicates or prevents the removal of the screw.
Phillips Pan Head Machine Screw Sizes
If you're looking to buy a pan head machine screw (stainless steel 18-8), there's an array of available sizes. The sizes may include the following:
¼"
⁵⁄₁₆"
⅜"
½"
⅝"
¾"
⅞"
1"
1 ¼”
1 ⅜”
1 ½”
1 ¾”
2"
2 ¼”
2 ½”
2 ¾”
3"
3 ½”
4"
4 ½”
5"
6"
Depending on your intended purpose, you may find that you require either a longer or a shorter screw. Either way, you're bound to find the length you need.
Why Choose Stainless Steel 18-8 Screws?
This type of stainless steel offers the following advantages:
Excellent Corrosion Resistance
Durability and Strength
Hygiene and Cleanliness
Aesthetic Appeal
Versatility
Cost-Effectiveness
However, it’s worth noting that this material may be susceptible to chloride, and is slightly magnetic.