Value Collection 74215823 Sheet Metal Screw 8 Pan Head Phillips

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 74215823 is a size 8 pan head sheet metal screw with a Phillips drive, sold in a pack of 25. Measuring 1-1/4 inches under the head, this fastener is made from Grade 2 steel with a zinc finish for basic corrosion resistance. It is designed to thread into sheet metal, light-gauge steel panels, and similar thin-material assemblies. HVAC technicians, electricians, and sheet metal workers routinely use this fastener type when securing duct sections, equipment access panels, electrical enclosures, and metal junction boxes.

This screw is suited for light commercial and residential trade applications where a self-threading fastener is needed for thin-gauge metal substrates. The pan head profile sits flush to slightly above the surface, distributing clamping load without a countersunk hole. The Phillips drive is compatible with standard power drivers and hand screwdrivers, making it practical on job sites where speed and tool availability matter. Sold in a 25-count pack with a minimum order quantity of 5 packs.

Key Features

• Size 8 thread for standard sheet metal fastening applications
• 1-1/4 inch length measured under head for consistent installation depth
• Pan head profile distributes load without requiring a countersunk surface
• Phillips drive compatible with common power and hand tools
• Grade 2 steel construction with zinc finish for basic corrosion resistance
• Sold in 25-count packs, orderable in multiples of 5 packs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard size 8 pan head sheet metal screw suitable for securing light-gauge sheet metal panels, duct assemblies, electrical enclosures, and similar thin-metal applications common in HVAC, electrical, and plumbing rough-in work.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal screws are typically installed by licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, or sheet metal workers using a Phillips-tip power driver or hand screwdriver. Ensure the substrate material is properly supported and de-energized before fastening near electrical components. Avoid over-driving, which can strip the threads in thin-gauge material or crack the substrate. Follow applicable local mechanical and electrical codes when securing panels on pressurized duct systems or energized enclosures.