By Head Type

Flat Head Screw

A flat head screw, also known as a countersunk screw, features a conical head with a flat top and a tapered bearing surface. This design allows the head to sit completely flush with or below the surface of the workpiece, providing a smooth, unobstructed finish while generating a strong clamping force as it is driven.

Product details

Typical Applications:

Woodworking & Furniture: Ideal for cabinets, doors, and wooden assemblies where a smooth, blemish-free surface is critical.
Metal & Sheet Metal Work: Used when aerodynamic or aesthetic considerations require a completely flat surface, such as in enclosures, panels, and automotive interiors.
Precision Instrument Assembly: Essential in applications where protruding components could interfere with moving parts or precise measurements.

Our Product & Custom Capabilities:
We supply precision-engineered flat head screws in a variety of drive types and materials to suit diverse assembly requirements. Our customization capabilities focus on:

Material & Strength: Standard options include alloy steel, stainless steel (A2/A4), and brass, chosen for their strength and corrosion resistance.
Dimensional Specifications: Custom diameters, lengths, thread pitches, and precise head angles (typically 82° or 90°) to match standard or specialized countersink holes.
Drive Types & Finishes: Available with various drives (Phillips, Pozi, Slot, Hex Socket) and surface treatments like zinc plating or anodizing to meet functional and aesthetic needs.

Our flat head screws provide a reliable solution for achieving strong, secure fastenings with a clean, professional appearance in a wide range of materials and industries.