A self-tapping screw is designed to create its own hole in wood, plastic or metal materials as it is being driven (it does not necessarily require a pilot hole). Tapping screws are beneficial in applications that involve consistent maintenance and are especially helpful when two different materials are being attached together. This tapping screw has a pan head and a flat bearing surface. The combination drive accepts both Phillips and slotted drivers. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Also known as a metal lath screw, a self-drilling screw is designed with a drill-shaped point to easily cut through sheet metal or steel, eliminating the need to create a pilot hole. This fully threaded screw has a rounded top and a flat bearing surface with a self-drilling tip. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

The square drive on these tapping screws reduces driver slippage and allows for more driving power than a Phillips drive can take. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Also known as a metal lath screw, a self-drilling screw is designed with a drill-shaped point to easily cut through sheet metal or steel, eliminating the need to create a pilot hole. This fully threaded screw has a one-piece hex washer head with a wide, flat bearing surface that reduces the possibility of crushing surfaces. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

These tapping screws feature a washer head to distribute pressure, reducing the risk of crushing material around the hole. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

A self-tapping screw is designed to create its own hole in wood, plastic or metal materials as it is being driven (it does not necessarily require a pilot hole). Tapping screws are beneficial in applications that involve consistent maintenance and are especially helpful when two different materials are being attached together. This tapping screw has a pan head and a flat bearing surface. The combination drive accepts both Phillips and slotted drivers. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Also known as a metal lath screw, a self-drilling screw is designed with a drill-shaped point to easily cut through sheet metal or steel, eliminating the need to create a pilot hole. This fully threaded screw has a rounded top and a flat bearing surface with a self-drilling tip. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

The square drive on these tapping screws reduces driver slippage and allows for more driving power than a Phillips drive can take. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

A self-tapping screw is designed to create its own hole in wood, plastic or metal materials as it is being driven (it does not necessarily require a pilot hole). Tapping screws are beneficial in applications that involve consistent maintenance and are especially helpful when two different materials are being attached together. The square drive on this tapping screw reduces driver slippage and allows for more driving power than a Phillips head. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More