Value Collection R55000126 No. 6 Self Drilling Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R55000126 is a No. 6 self-drilling screw designed for fast, reliable fastening without a pre-drilled pilot hole. Featuring a hex washer head with a hex drive, this screw seats flush against the work surface and resists cam-out under power tools. It measures 3/4 inches in length under the head and carries a No. 2 drill point for penetrating light-gauge metal and similar materials. Constructed from Grade 410 stainless steel, it delivers solid corrosion resistance in moderate-exposure environments. This screw is sold in a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces, making it suitable for production work and repeat service calls.

This screw is a standard choice for light sheet metal assembly, HVAC ductwork fastening, electrical enclosure work, and general trade applications where a self-drilling fastener in stainless steel is required. The hex washer head style distributes clamping load over a wider bearing surface, reducing pull-through risk on thinner gauge materials. Installers using a 1/4-inch hex driver bit can drive this screw quickly with a standard impact driver or drill.

Key Features

• No. 2 drill point eliminates the need for a pilot hole in light-gauge metal
• Hex washer head provides a wide bearing surface to resist pull-through
• Hex drive accepts standard 1/4-inch hex driver bits for fast installation
• Grade 410 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in moderate-exposure environments
• 3/4 inch length under head suits thin-panel and sheet metal applications
• Available in multiples of 100 for production and service call volume

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use self-drilling screw suitable for light-gauge metal fastening applications common in HVAC, electrical, and plumbing trade work.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with a 1/4-inch hex drive bit using a standard drill or impact driver. Set the clutch or torque setting conservatively to avoid stripping the head or overdriving through thin material. Power down or de-energize any equipment before fastening near electrical components. Follow applicable codes such as the NEC or SMACNA sheet metal standards for fastener spacing and material compatibility.