Value Collection 95591 No.12 Self Drilling Screw 1in 410SS

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 95591 is a No. 12 self drilling screw built for fast, reliable fastening in metal-to-metal and metal-to-substrate applications. It features a hex washer head with a hex drive and a No. 3 drill point that cuts its own hole without a pre-drilled pilot. The shank measures 1 inch in length under the head. Constructed from Grade 410 stainless steel, this screw offers solid corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. It is well suited for HVAC sheet metal fabrication, ductwork assembly, electrical enclosures, and general trade work where a self-tapping fastener is required.

This screw is used in light-gauge metal fastening tasks common to HVAC installation and service, electrical panel work, and sheet metal construction. The hex washer head provides a broad bearing surface that resists pull-through, and the hex drive allows installation with a standard nut driver or hex bit. Sold in a minimum order quantity of 50 pieces, these screws are appropriate for trade contractors and technicians who need a reliable, consistent fastener for recurring field applications.

Key Features

• No. 3 drill point self-taps through light-gauge metal without a pilot hole
• Hex washer head delivers a wide bearing surface to resist pull-through
• Hex drive accepts standard nut drivers and hex bit drivers
• Grade 410 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• 1 inch length under head suits common sheet metal fastening depths
• Inch measurement system; No. 12 screw diameter

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style self drilling fastener for light-gauge metal applications including HVAC ductwork, sheet metal enclosures, and electrical junction boxes.

Installation Notes

Install with a hex nut driver or hex bit rated for the torque required by the base material gauge. Power down electrical equipment and shut off HVAC systems before fastening into live panels or ductwork under pressure. Do not overdrive: stainless steel fasteners are susceptible to head shear if torque is not controlled. Follow applicable local building and mechanical codes for fastener spacing and pull-out requirements.