Binding Screws

They are the most commonly used rounded-top screws. They are ideal for applications that require a flat-bottomed screw.

These screws have an extra-wide top & a curved surface. They are used for insulation and sheet metal work. They prevent tampering as they have a lower profile than most round head screws.

They feature a spherical profile and provide higher tensile strength, wider bearing surface and a lower profile than socket cap screws. These screws are used in the furniture industry.

Screws made from various grades of steel provide hardness, structural rigidity and durability

Lighter than stainless-steel; imparts non-magnetic properties

Lightweight and cheaper to use than other screws

Corrosion, heat and fire-resistant properties with moderate structural rigidity

Provides high tensile strength and resists rusting

Provides increased surface hardness, abrasion resistance and easy cleaning

Creates a non-conductive protective coating

Minimises light reflection and provides light to medium corrosion resistance

Offers wear resistance, reduced friction and a shiny appearance

Mild to high corrosion resistance in wet environments

These screws are installed with a slotted or flat screwdriver. They feature an undercut head with a rounded top that tapers around the edge of the screw head.

Hex drives feature six stress-bearing surfaces that enable them to handle screwing better than cross-shaped or slotted screws. They are ideal for construction, machine assembling and woodworking applications.

These screws feature a unique head that can be inserted only with a slotted screwdriver. They are used in solar panels, fencing, vehicle number plates, prisons, hospitals and defence equipment.

They have a cross-slot at the centre that prevents the screw from slipping when driven. The head design provides the capacity to handle higher torque better than other fasteners.

They have a star-shaped head with a hole in the centre. These screws are used in throttle position sensors, mass airflow sensors and anti-theft license plates.

They require a socket or a wrench for installation. These screws allow greater torque than conventional screws with a circular head.

These screws protrude above the surface in a semicircle. They provide a more shallow countersinking and longer thread grip than flat head screws.

These screws rest flush with the surface and are used in countertops, cabinets, stairs, drywall & furniture.

They have external threading on the entire length and have a pointed tip.

These drywall screws have an unthreaded section just below the head. They are commonly used where shear resistance and alignment are required.