Overview

• Flat head types have flat surfaces that taper toward the screw body to allow for countersinking
• The flat head lies flush against the workpiece
• Phillips drive types have a cross-shaped slot and are used with Phillips drivers
• To prevent damage to the fastener head and fastened surface, the drive design forces the driver to cam out when the fastener is sufficiently tightened
• Silicone is a nonadhesive, self-fusing material that is easy to work with
• It is primarily used in high-temperature and temporary applications for insulating and moisture sealing
• Stainless steel is a strong, corrosion-resistant alloy with excellent resistance to heat
• It is used in high-stress, outdoor and corrosive applications.