Value Collection R55000110 No. 14 Self Drilling Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R55000110 is a No. 14 self-drilling screw built for trade and light industrial fastening applications. It features a flat head profile with a Phillips drive and a No. 3 drill point that eliminates the need for a pilot hole in compatible base materials. Overall length is 1 inch. Constructed from Grade 410 stainless steel, this screw offers solid corrosion resistance for interior and exterior installations where contact with moisture or treated materials is a concern. Electricians, HVAC sheet metal techs, and general tradespeople keep self-drilling screws of this type on hand for everyday panel, duct, and bracket work.

This screw is suited for light-gauge sheet metal, metal framing, and similar thin-substrate fastening tasks. The No. 3 drill point is rated for moderate material thickness. The flat head sits flush with the surface after installation, which is useful where a low-profile finish is required. Sold with a minimum order quantity of 100 units per order, this SKU is packaged as a single-unit quantity for counting and inventory purposes at the job site or supply house.

Key Features

• No. 3 drill point eliminates pilot hole drilling in compatible light-gauge substrates
• Flat head design sits flush with surface after installation
• Phillips drive compatible with standard No. 2 Phillips bits
• Grade 410 stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance
• 1 inch overall length suits thin-panel and sheet metal fastening tasks
• No. 14 screw size for higher shear load capacity versus smaller screw gauges

Compatibility

Designed as a standard self-drilling fastener for light-gauge sheet metal, metal studs, and similar thin-substrate applications requiring a flush-head, Phillips-drive screw in No. 14 diameter.

Installation Notes

Self-drilling screws of this type are typically installed by HVAC sheet metal technicians, electricians, and general tradespeople using a standard drill-driver with a No. 2 Phillips bit. Apply consistent axial pressure at low-to-medium speed to allow the drill point to engage cleanly before the thread pulls. Avoid overdriving, as the flat head can crack or strip in thinner gauge material. Follow applicable local building and mechanical codes when fastening structural or duct assemblies.