Value Collection 74215914 No. 4 Pan Head Phillips Sheet Metal Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 74215914 is a No. 4 pan head Phillips sheet metal screw designed for fastening light-gauge metal, ductwork, electrical enclosures, and sheet metal assemblies. The pan head profile offers a low-profile bearing surface that distributes clamping load across a wider area compared to a flat head. The Phillips drive provides reliable torque transfer with standard screwdrivers and power drivers. At 0.5 inches measured under the head, this screw suits thin material stacks. It is finished in zinc for basic corrosion resistance and is manufactured from Grade 2 steel. Each package contains 50 pieces, sold in multiples of 5.

This screw is commonly used in HVAC duct fabrication and installation, light electrical enclosure assembly, and general sheet metal work. HVAC sheet metal technicians, electricians, and general tradespeople reach for pan head Phillips sheet metal screws as a standard fastener for joining galvanized duct sections, securing junction box covers, and attaching light-gauge metal panels. The No. 4 size suits smaller-gauge metal where a larger screw would distort the material.

Key Features

• No. 4 thread size for light-gauge sheet metal applications
• Pan head profile provides a wide, low-profile bearing surface
• Phillips drive compatible with standard screwdrivers and power drivers
• 0.5 inch length under head suits thin material stacks
• Zinc finish provides basic corrosion resistance
• Grade 2 steel construction for standard-duty fastening

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 4 pan head Phillips sheet metal screw suitable for light-gauge steel and galvanized metal assemblies typical in HVAC duct work, electrical enclosures, and general sheet metal fabrication.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal screws of this type are installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, and sheet metal workers using a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver or a power driver set to a low clutch setting to avoid stripping the head. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended in heavier-gauge stock to prevent material distortion. Always de-energize electrical enclosures before fastening covers or panels per NEC guidelines. Do not overdrive the screw, as pan heads on light-gauge material can pull through if excessive torque is applied.