Value Collection SMHWI0-600620SL-100BX Sheet Metal Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SMHWI0-600620SL-100BX is a No. 6 sheet metal screw with a hex washer head and slotted drive, sold in a box of 100. The screw measures 0.625 inches in length under the head and features a Type AB point for self-starting in sheet metal, light-gauge steel, and similar thin-material applications. Constructed from Grade 2 steel with a zinc finish, it delivers reliable corrosion resistance for general-duty fastening tasks. This fastener is a staple for HVAC installers, electricians, and general sheet metal workers who need a dependable, high-volume supply of standard-size screws.

This screw is suited for residential and light commercial applications involving sheet metal ductwork, electrical enclosures, junction boxes, equipment panels, and similar thin-gauge assemblies. The hex washer head provides a broad bearing surface that resists pull-through, while the slotted drive accommodates a standard flat-blade screwdriver or bit. The Type AB point engages thin material cleanly without pre-drilling in most standard-gauge sheet metal work.

Key Features

• No. 6 thread size for standard sheet metal fastening applications
• 0.625-inch length under head suits thin-gauge material assemblies
• Hex washer head provides wide bearing surface and pull-through resistance
• Type AB point self-starts in sheet metal without pre-drilling
• Zinc finish offers general-duty corrosion resistance
• Grade 2 steel construction for consistent mechanical performance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 6 sheet metal screw for use in residential and light commercial sheet metal, ductwork, and electrical enclosure applications where a hex washer head slotted fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal screws of this type are installed by HVAC technicians, electricians, and sheet metal workers using a flat-blade screwdriver or a slotted hex-compatible bit. Always de-energize electrical assemblies and depressurize or isolate ductwork before fastening panels or covers. Do not overtighten, as over-driving a sheet metal screw can strip the hole or deform thin-gauge material. Follow applicable codes such as the NEC or SMACNA guidelines for the specific assembly being fastened.