Value Collection R83922422 Sheet Metal Screw 4 Pan Head

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R83922422 is a number 4 pan head Phillips drive sheet metal screw designed for fastening sheet metal and light-gauge materials in HVAC, electrical, and general trade applications. Manufactured from Grade 18-8 stainless steel, this screw delivers corrosion resistance suitable for both indoor and outdoor service environments. The pan head profile sits flat against the work surface and provides a broad bearing face, while the Phillips drive allows fast installation with standard power tools. Length under head measures 5/8 inches, making it appropriate for thin-gauge panel work and junction box assembly. Sold in a minimum quantity of 100 per order.

This screw is commonly used by HVAC technicians, sheet metal fabricators, and electricians when securing duct panels, equipment enclosures, electrical boxes, and control cabinet covers. The 18-8 stainless steel construction makes it a suitable choice in environments where mild chemical exposure or moisture contact is expected. The number 4 thread size is a standard fastener for light sheet metal gauges encountered in residential and light commercial mechanical and electrical work.

Key Features

• Grade 18-8 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• Pan head profile provides a wide bearing surface on sheet metal
• Phillips drive compatible with standard and power screwdrivers
• 5/8-inch length under head suited for thin-gauge panel fastening
• Number 4 thread size for light sheet metal gauges
• Sold in lots of 100 for high-volume trade use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard number 4 pan head Phillips sheet metal screw for use in light-gauge sheet metal assemblies typical of HVAC ductwork, electrical enclosures, and equipment panels.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by sheet metal workers, HVAC technicians, and electricians using a Phillips screwdriver or a Phillips-bit power driver. Pilot holes are recommended in harder or thicker gauges to prevent material distortion and reduce cam-out risk. Always de-energize electrical enclosures and shut down HVAC equipment before fastening panels or covers per applicable NEC or local code requirements. Do not overtighten stainless steel fasteners, as galling can occur with power tools at high torque settings.