Value Collection SMPPI-1400870-100BX Sheet Metal Screw 14

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SMPPI-1400870-100BX is a No. 14 pan head Phillips sheet metal screw designed for secure fastening in light-gauge metal applications. Measuring 7/8 inches in length under the head, this screw features a Type AB point for easy thread engagement in pre-punched or drilled sheet metal. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel with a zinc finish, it offers corrosion resistance suitable for general-purpose interior and light exterior use. Sold in a box of 100, this fastener is a standard stock item for trade professionals who need reliable, consistent hardware on every job.

This screw is well suited for HVAC ductwork assembly, electrical enclosure mounting, equipment panel fastening, and general sheet metal fabrication. The pan head profile sits flush against flat surfaces and distributes clamping load evenly, making it a practical choice for technicians working with thin-gauge steel in residential and light commercial installations. The Phillips drive is compatible with standard power drivers and manual screwdrivers commonly found on any service truck.

Key Features

• No. 14 thread size for secure bite in light-gauge sheet metal
• 7/8 inch length under head — Type AB point for self-starting thread engagement
• Pan head profile distributes load evenly across flat sheet metal surfaces
• Phillips drive compatible with standard bit drivers and screwdrivers
• Grade 2 steel construction with zinc finish for corrosion resistance
• Box of 100 units for consistent jobsite stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose sheet metal fastener suitable for light-gauge steel panels, HVAC ductwork, electrical enclosures, and similar thin-metal assemblies where a No. 14 pan head Phillips screw is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, electricians, or sheet metal workers using a power drill or impact driver with a Phillips bit. Pre-punch or pre-drill the base material when working with heavier gauge stock to prevent metal deformation. Avoid overtightening, which can strip threads in thin-gauge material. Always follow applicable mechanical and building codes for fastener spacing and load requirements.