L H Dottie TEKPH101 Phillips Teks Screw 10x1 100 Pack

Product Description

The L H Dottie TEKPH101 is a No. 10 by 1 inch Phillips-drive Teks self-drilling screw, sold in a 100-piece pack. Teks screws are self-tapping fasteners designed to drill their own pilot hole as they are driven, eliminating a separate drilling step in many light-gauge metal and metal-to-metal fastening applications. The Phillips drive head allows use with standard power drivers and hand tools common to electrical, HVAC, and sheet metal work. This pack provides enough quantity for production-level work on a single job or to stock a service van.

These screws are suited for light commercial and residential trade work where metal panels, electrical enclosures, ductwork flanges, or equipment housings need to be fastened securely. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and sheet metal workers commonly use Teks-style screws when securing junction boxes, panel covers, and sheet metal framing components. The 100-piece pack is sized for contractors who need a reliable jobsite supply without bulk-pallet quantities.

Key Features

• Self-drilling point eliminates pre-drilling in light-gauge metal applications
• Phillips drive compatible with standard power screwdrivers and impact drivers
• No. 10 diameter provides solid thread engagement in sheet metal and thin structural members
• 1 inch length suited for flush fastening of panels and covers
• 100-piece pack supports production workflow and van stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 10 x 1 inch Phillips Teks self-drilling screw suitable for light-gauge metal fastening applications common in HVAC, electrical, and sheet metal trades.

Installation Notes

Teks screws should be driven with a variable-speed power screwdriver or impact driver set to an appropriate clutch setting to avoid stripping the Phillips head or overdriving the fastener. Ensure the base material thickness is within the rated range for the self-drilling point before driving. Follow applicable NEC or mechanical code requirements when fastening electrical enclosures or HVAC equipment panels. Inspect each screw for a flush, snug seat without deformation of the surrounding material.