Value Collection R58005202 No. 14 Flat Head Sheet Metal Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R58005202 is a No. 14 flat head slotted sheet metal screw manufactured from Grade 316 stainless steel with an uncoated finish. At 0.75 inches overall length, this screw is sized for light-gauge sheet metal fastening in corrosive or moisture-exposed environments. Grade 316 stainless offers superior resistance to chlorides and salt compared to Grade 304, making it a common choice for coastal HVAC installations, marine applications, and outdoor enclosure work. The flat head profile sits flush with the mating surface when fully driven, eliminating protrusion that could interfere with covers, panels, or gaskets. Installation requires a standard slotted flathead screwdriver or bit.

This screw is suited for trade use in HVAC ductwork connections, electrical enclosures, plumbing access panels, and general sheet metal assembly where corrosion resistance is required. The No. 14 thread size provides a coarse, aggressive thread engagement appropriate for light-gauge ferrous and non-ferrous sheet metal. Minimum order quantity is 25 pieces per order.

Key Features

• Grade 316 stainless steel construction for superior corrosion resistance in wet or coastal environments
• No. 14 thread size with flat head profile for flush-mount fastening
• Slotted drive accepts standard flathead screwdrivers and power bits
• Uncoated finish maintains dimensional consistency and avoids coating delamination
• 0.75 inches overall length suits light-gauge sheet metal applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 14 flat head slotted sheet metal screw for use in light-gauge sheet metal assemblies across HVAC, electrical, and general trade applications requiring Grade 316 stainless steel fasteners.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general sheet metal workers using a standard slotted screwdriver or bit. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended for harder or thicker gauge material to prevent fastener damage and ensure proper thread engagement. Avoid over-torquing, which can strip threads in light-gauge metal. When working on energized electrical enclosures or pressurized systems, de-energize or shut down the system before fastener work.