Sheet metal screws can bind or join two pieces of sheet metal to other types of metal, such as tubing. These screws have pointed ends with fine threads along the shank that drill into the metal, providing excellent penetration and holding power. They work best for connecting thin metal objects or fastening metal to wood and plastic.

Our most popular Sheet Metal Screws are:

Pan Head Sheet Metal Screws - Used for fastening sheet metal to metal, wood, or plastic in construction. Features a rounded, dome-shaped head with a flat top and is available with Phillips or slotted drives.
Hex Washer Head Sheet Metal Screws - Versatile fasteners with sharp points and hardened threads. Include a hexagonal head and washer for secure fit. Designed specifically for sheet metal-to-sheet metal fastening.
Truss Head Sheet Metal Screws - Provide secure hold with even pressure distribution. Feature a low-profile domed head that prevents pull-through. Commonly used in roofing and siding applications. Available in various sizes and typically made of stainless steel or zinc-coated steel.

Sheet metal screws are primarily made of steel or stainless steel, with brass and aluminum options available.