Value Collection 95599 No. 14 Self Drilling Screw 50-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 95599 is a No. 14 self-drilling screw designed for fastening into metal substrates without the need for a pre-drilled pilot hole. Featuring a hex washer head and hex drive, this screw delivers positive bit engagement and a broad bearing surface for secure, flush-sitting fastening. Constructed from Grade 410 stainless steel, it offers solid corrosion resistance for applications where moisture exposure is a factor. The No. 3 drill point bores through light-gauge to medium-gauge steel efficiently, making installation faster on production work and service calls alike. Each package contains 50 screws.

This screw is well suited for HVAC ductwork assembly, metal roofing and cladding, electrical enclosures, and light structural metal connections in residential and commercial construction. The 2.5-inch length under head makes it appropriate for fastening through multiple layers of sheet metal or through metal into light framing members. It is commonly installed by sheet metal workers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors using a standard hex-drive bit with a power drill or screw gun.

Key Features

• Grade 410 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in wet or outdoor environments
• No. 3 drill point eliminates the need for a pre-drilled pilot hole in light- to medium-gauge metal
• Hex washer head provides a wide bearing surface and resists pull-through
• Hex drive ensures positive bit engagement and reduces cam-out during installation
• 2.5-inch length under head accommodates multi-layer sheet metal or metal-to-framing applications
• Sold in a 50-count package for jobsite and service van stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 14 self-drilling screw for use in light- to medium-gauge sheet metal fastening applications typical to HVAC, roofing, and metal construction work.

Installation Notes

Self-drilling screws of this type are installed by HVAC technicians and sheet metal workers using a hex-drive bit and a variable-speed power drill or screw gun. Apply consistent axial pressure at the start of the drill cycle to allow the point to engage before the threads begin pulling. Do not overdrive — hex washer head screws can strip the substrate or shear if torque is excessive. Follow applicable mechanical and building codes for fastener spacing and pull-out requirements in structural or weather-barrier assemblies.