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Screws are one of those ubiquitous inventions that we encounter daily but often overlook. While they may seem like simple pieces of hardware, they are indispensable in various aspects of our lives, from assembling furniture to constructing skyscrapers. Most applications can use any type of screw, and choosing the right screw for your project mostly comes down to preference, investment you want to make, and time you want to save.
To explore which one you’d like to use, it’s helpful to be aware of how a screw is structured:
To understand the significance of screws, we first need to differentiate them from bolts. Although the terms "screw" and "bolt" are sometimes used interchangeably, there are distinct characteristics that set them apart.
The choice between using a screw or a bolt depends on several factors, including the specific application, materials being joined, and the desired outcome. Here are some guidelines to help you determine when to use a screw instead of a bolt:
Materials Being Joined
Application Type
Load and Strength Requirements
Ease of Installation
Specific Screw Features:
There are a number of drives to choose from. The most popular are: Phillips or None (especially with hex or hex washer heads).
Please see the many head options below. The most common head types are: flat, pan, hex, and hex washer.
Please find most drill tip types below. The most commonly used tips are Type A, Type AB, Type F and Drill Point.