Screws

View all Screws. This includes cement board, concrete, wood, drywall, collated, machine, and more.

Driver Bits including External types, Slotted types, Cruciform types, Security Drives, Hex and Robertson.

Screws built to cut into wood with special features that are suitable for cabinet making.

Cement Board Screws are usually built with a flat or wafer head and are intended to attach cement board to wood or metal studs.

Collated Screws are fasteners connected together with holding strip. They're built to work in conjunction with a collated screw gun system to drive the fastener into a hard surface.

Concrete Screws are built for use in concrete or masonry applications usually include a corrosion coating and are commonly blue in color.

Decking Screws are specialized fasteners built to resist corrosion in adverse outdoor environmental conditions.

Drywall Screws are usually built with a bugle head and are intended to attach drywall to wood or metal studs.

Floorboard Screws

Hex Head Cap Screws are general purpose bolts built with a thick Hexagonal Head including a washer face on the shaft side of the head.

Hex Head Lag Screws (or Lag Bolts) are built with a Hexagonal Head and are usually used in wood construction.

Machine Screws are fasteners similar to Bolts that have have been built with a screw drive in the head that allow the screw to be turned with a screwdriver.

Metal (or Sheet Metal) Screws are often notched a the tip to aid in chip removal during thread cutting. They are also built with sharp threads to be able to cut into a material such...

Socket Cap & Set Screws are built with a hexagonal indentation in the head (or top) or the fasteners. Usually used on machine parts.

Screw & Bolt Extractors are tools built to remove secured bolts and screws that have broken heads and cannot be removed with conventional tools.

TEK® Screws are fasteners built to drill or carve holes then tap threads in various materials.

Wood Screws are tapered fasteners ending in a sharp point. Built with a screw drive in the head allowing the fastener to be turned with a screwdriver or drill.

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