Specialty Self-Drilling Screws
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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STARTING AT$16.10
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Specialty Self-Drilling Screws for Unique Applications
Not every fastening job fits the standard categories. Specialty self-drilling screws are engineered for unique applications where traditional fasteners fall short. With built-in drill points, these screws cut through steel without the need for pre-drilling, saving time and effort. Whether you’re hanging electrical systems, securing wire lath, or working with other specialty cladding, these screws are built to handle tough and precise jobs.
Key Features & Benefits
- Purpose-Built Designs: Includes eyelag screws for suspension systems, wire lath screws for stucco and cladding, stitch screws for panel-to-panel fastening, and more.
- Self-Drilling Tips: Eliminate the need for pre-drilling, even in steel substrates.
- Specialty Head Styles: Modified truss, pancake, hex washer, and open-eye designs to suit specific applications.
- Corrosion-Resistant Coatings: Options in zinc, ceramic, or stainless for projects exposed to the elements.
- Consistent Performance: Engineered for reliability in demanding or repetitive installation work.
Common Applications
- Suspension & Hanging Systems: Eyelag screws for drop ceilings, HVAC, lighting, and conduit support.
- Stucco & Wire Lath: Modified truss head screws designed for mesh and lath attachment to steel studs.
- Panel Stitching: Stitch screws for securing metal panels to each other in roofing and cladding projects.
- Specialty Cladding: Low-profile head screws for attaching thin materials without surface bulging.
Choosing the Right Specialty Screw
When selecting a specialty self-drilling screw, consider:
- Application Type: Determine if you’re suspending, cladding, stitching panels, or attaching specialty materials.
- Head Style: Choose modified truss, pancake, hex washer, or eye lag heads based on your installation needs.
- Substrate Thickness: Match the drill point length to the gauge of steel you’re fastening into.
- Corrosion Protection: Select coated or stainless options for outdoor or high-moisture environments.
Further Questions About Specialty Self-Drilling Screws?
Need help selecting the best screw for Ipe, Cumaru, or other hardwood decking? Call our Product Experts at (888) 794-1590 or email customerservice@fastenersplus.com, we’ll guide you to the right choice for your project.