Hillman Fasteners 80218 Phillips Screw 10x2 in 100pk

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 80218 is a No. 10 x 2-inch combination-drive Phillips wood and sheet metal screw sold in a 100-pack. These fasteners feature a dual-purpose thread geometry suited for driving into wood substrates and light-gauge sheet metal. The Phillips drive head allows for fast installation with standard power tools. At 17.6 pounds per case of 16 packs, this is a bulk-quantity item sized for professional jobsite use. HVAC sheet metal fabricators, general contractors, and service techs will find this a practical bench or van stock item for everyday fastening tasks.

This screw is appropriate for light structural and finish fastening applications in residential and light commercial construction and mechanical work. Typical uses include securing sheet metal duct sections, attaching wood trim or framing members, and general utility fastening where a No. 10 diameter and 2-inch length provide adequate grip and pullout resistance. The combo Phillips drive is compatible with both manual screwdrivers and power drivers, making it versatile across install scenarios.

Key Features

• No. 10 x 2-inch size suits a wide range of wood and light sheet metal fastening tasks
• Phillips combination drive for compatibility with standard power and manual drivers
• 100 screws per pack for efficient jobsite stocking
• Dual-purpose thread geometry works in both wood and sheet metal substrates
• Bulk case pack of 16 units available for high-volume procurement

Compatibility

Designed for use with No. 10 pilot holes in wood and light-gauge sheet metal applications. Accepts a standard No. 2 Phillips driver bit.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters, HVAC sheet metal mechanics, and general tradespeople using a No. 2 Phillips bit in a manual or power screwdriver. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended when fastening near edges of wood or into harder substrates to prevent splitting or material distortion. When fastening sheet metal duct, use a screw gun with adjustable clutch to avoid over-driving and stripping the material. Follow applicable building and mechanical codes for fastener spacing and pullout requirements.