Value Collection R63646962 No. 14 Oval Head Sheet Metal Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R63646962 is a No. 14 sheet metal screw with an oval head and Phillips drive, designed for fastening sheet metal and light-gauge materials in trade and industrial applications. The screw measures 1-1/4 inches in overall length and is manufactured from Grade 18-8 stainless steel, providing solid corrosion resistance in both indoor and outdoor environments. The oval head profile sits slightly above the surface for a finished appearance while maintaining a low-profile grip. These screws are commonly installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general sheet metal workers during fabrication, ductwork assembly, panel mounting, and enclosure work.

These fasteners are suited for residential and light commercial applications where a corrosion-resistant, reusable fastener is required. Typical use cases include securing sheet metal ductwork, junction box covers, equipment panels, and thin-gauge brackets. The Phillips drive accommodates standard power tools and manual screwdrivers, making installation straightforward in confined spaces. They are sold in a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces per order.

Key Features

• No. 14 thread size for secure engagement in sheet metal and thin-gauge substrates
• 1-1/4 inch overall length suits common panel and ductwork thicknesses
• Grade 18-8 stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet or outdoor environments
• Oval head profile delivers a clean finished appearance above the material surface
• Phillips drive is compatible with standard power drivers and hand tools
• Sold in multiples of 100 pieces for job-site and shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 14 sheet metal screw for use with sheet metal panels, ductwork, equipment enclosures, and similar light-gauge metal assemblies where a Phillips oval head fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal screws should be installed using a Phillips-tip driver bit sized appropriately for the No. 14 drive to avoid cam-out and head damage. Pre-drilling or self-tapping into the base material is standard practice depending on gauge and material hardness. Ensure the workpiece is secure and de-energized before fastening near electrical enclosures or live panels. Apply consistent torque to seat the oval head flush without stripping the drive or deforming thin-gauge material.