Value Collection 74215864 No. 10 Sheet Metal Screw 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 74215864 is a No. 10 pan head Phillips drive sheet metal screw designed for fastening thin metal components in HVAC, electrical, and general sheet metal applications. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel with a zinc finish for basic corrosion resistance, this screw measures 1 inch in length under head. The pan head profile provides a low-profile bearing surface, and the Phillips drive is compatible with standard power tools and manual screwdrivers. Sold in a 50-piece pack, this fastener is a practical stock item for service vans and shop inventory.

This screw is suited for light-gauge sheet metal work encountered in ductwork assembly, electrical enclosure installation, junction box cover attachment, and equipment panel fastening. The No. 10 thread size and 1-inch length are common in residential and light commercial HVAC and electrical service work. Sold in a 50-count package, this is a practical stock item for technicians who consume Phillips pan head sheet metal screws regularly on the job.

Key Features

• No. 10 thread size with 1-inch length under head suits standard sheet metal gauges
• Pan head profile distributes clamping load across a wider surface area
• Phillips drive works with standard Phillips bits and screwdrivers
• Grade 2 steel construction provides reliable tensile strength for light-duty fastening
• Zinc finish adds basic corrosion protection for indoor and sheltered applications
• 50-piece pack quantity supports bulk replenishment for service technicians

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose sheet metal fastener compatible with standard light-gauge sheet metal applications including ductwork, electrical enclosures, and equipment panels requiring a No. 10 Phillips pan head screw.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal screws are typically installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, and sheet metal workers using a Phillips bit driver or hand screwdriver. Pre-drilling or self-tapping into the base metal is common practice depending on gauge thickness. Follow applicable codes such as SMACNA standards for ductwork fastening and NEC guidelines for electrical enclosure assembly. Avoid over-driving, which can strip the thread engagement or deform thin metal panels.