self drilling screws
Usages for Self-Drilling Screws
Self-drilling screws are used wherever a fastener must drill through and thread into light-to-medium gauge steel without a pre-drilled hole. Common applications include metal stud framing to track, metal roofing and wall panel attachment, HVAC ductwork assembly, steel purlin and girt connections, light steel fabrication and assembly, and metal building system erection. The drill point number (1 through 5) indicates the maximum steel thickness the screw can penetrate — selecting the correct point is critical to achieving reliable drill-through without break-out or stripping.
Self-Drilling Screws for all Industries
Self-drilling screws are used across commercial and industrial construction, metal building erection, HVAC and mechanical contracting, light steel fabrication, and roofing and cladding installation. Metal framing contractors, roofing installers, HVAC technicians, and steel building erectors use self-drilling screws as a standard installation fastener. Blue Ribbon Fastener supplies self-drilling screws in the head styles, point sizes, and finish options most commonly required in commercial construction and industrial assembly programs.
Self-Drilling Screws Features for Engineers & Buyers:
- Drill point eliminates need for pilot hole in light-to-medium gauge steel
- Point #1 through #5 available for varying steel thickness ranges
- Hex washer head, pan head, and flat head styles stocked
- Zinc-plated and ceramic-coated finishes for indoor and outdoor use
- 410 stainless steel versions available for corrosive environments
- Meets ASME B18.6.4 and SAE J78 standards
- Same-day shipping on in-stock sizes when ordered by 2:30 PM CST
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