Hillman Fasteners 47702 Sheeter Roofing Screw 1.5in No.10 Box 12

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 47702 is a self-piercing sheeter roofing screw designed for fastening sheet metal roofing panels and related metal cladding applications. At 1.5 inches in length and No. 10 diameter, it features a self-piercing tip that eliminates the need for a pilot hole, allowing faster, cleaner penetration through metal sheeting. These screws are sold in a box of 12 and are suited for roofing contractors, sheet metal tradespeople, and general construction professionals working with metal roofing systems. The self-piercing design reduces installation steps and helps maintain panel integrity during fastening.

These roofing screws are used in commercial and residential metal roofing installations where a secure, weather-resistant fastening point is required. They are appropriate for attaching corrugated or standing-seam sheet metal panels to metal or wood substrates. Typical applications include new roofing construction and re-roofing projects where sheet metal panels are the primary roofing material. The No. 10 shank size is standard for this category of sheeter fastener.

Key Features

• Self-piercing tip eliminates the need for pre-drilling through sheet metal
• 1.5 inch length suited for standard sheet metal roofing panel fastening
• No. 10 diameter provides reliable holding strength in metal-to-metal or metal-to-substrate applications
• Sold in a box of 12 for jobsite convenience
• Designed for roofing and sheet metal cladding installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard self-piercing sheeter roofing screw suitable for use in metal roofing panel fastening applications where a No. 10 by 1.5 inch fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by roofing contractors or sheet metal tradespeople using a power screwdriver or impact driver with the appropriate No. 10 bit. Ensure the roofing panel is properly aligned and seated before driving fasteners. Follow local building codes and the panel manufacturer's fastener spacing requirements. Avoid overdriving, which can compromise the seal and structural integrity of the panel connection.