Value Collection 32064 No. 6 Pan Head Phillips Sheet Metal Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 32064 is a No. 6 pan head Phillips drive sheet metal screw designed for secure fastening in light-gauge metal applications. Built from Grade 2 steel with a zinc-plated finish, this screw measures 0.75 inches under the head and features a Type AB point for reliable thread engagement in sheet metal, thin-wall tubing, and similar materials. The pan head profile provides a wide bearing surface and low-profile installation. These screws are commonly installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, and sheet metal workers during duct fabrication, panel assembly, and equipment enclosure work.

This screw is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a standard No. 6 zinc-plated sheet metal fastener is required. Typical uses include securing HVAC ductwork components, electrical panels, junction box covers, and metal brackets. The Type AB point self-taps into pre-drilled or punched holes in thin sheet metal without requiring a separate tapping operation. Sold in minimum quantities of 50 per order.

Key Features

• No. 6 thread size with 0.75-inch length measured under the head
• Type AB point for self-tapping into light-gauge sheet metal
• Pan head profile offers a wide bearing surface and flush-friendly seating
• Phillips drive for compatibility with standard power tools and hand drivers
• Zinc-plated Grade 2 steel construction for corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments
• Minimum order quantity of 50 units suits job-site and service van stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 6 Type AB pan head sheet metal screw suitable for light-gauge steel sheet metal applications common in HVAC ductwork, electrical enclosures, and metal panel assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by sheet metal workers, HVAC technicians, or electricians using a Phillips-tip screwdriver or power driver. Ensure the workpiece is properly supported and that the correct pilot hole size is used for the gauge of metal being fastened. Do not overtorque, as pan head screws in light-gauge metal can strip the receiving material. Follow applicable codes such as the NEC for electrical enclosure fastening requirements.