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• Design Standards: IS 5370 -1969, ASTM B36, ANSI B18.22M, DIN EN ISO 9227, UNS C11000, BS4320
• Material: Brass IS 319 Grade, Brass IS 410 Grade, Copper, C11000 Electrolytic Copper and Commercial Grade Copper, Carbon Steel, 316 Stainless Steel
• Head Form: Hex, Slotted, Round, Square, Flat or Countersunk, Pan, Oval or Raised Head, Cheese Head, Flanged Head
• Screw Drives: Slotted, Cross, Cruciform, Phillips, French recess, JIS, Square, Hex Socket, Double Hex
• Manufacturing Process: Heat Treatment, Surface Finishing, Thread Forming and Rolling and Protective Coating
• Function: Designed to mate with complementary thread, to hold objects together and to position objects.
• Finish: Electroplating, Zinc Plating, Oxidizing, Powder Coating, etc. as per requirement.

• Excellent Conductor for Electrical Flow.
• Low Thermal Conductivity.
• Screws cover massive range of fasteners.
• Anti-Corrosive and Water Resistant for exterior use.
• Avoid stripping and ensures the screw offers maximum strength and load capacity.
• Screws with larger heads offer more contact area with the work surface and a greater resistance to penetration and pull-through.
• The added surface area on the underside of the head prevents them from sinking too deeply, especially when driven with power drivers.
• Plating not only helps keep the screw itself from rusting, but prevents rust that forms on the screw from staining the wood around it.
• Galvanizing processes, e.g., electroplating and hot dipping, have traditionally provided screws with the best protection against rust, but modern deck and construction screws are also available with high-tech coatings or plating/coating combinations for outdoor environments.

• Used across varying applications.
• Most useful for wood working and other industrial products.
• Withstand high torque delivered during driving with a power drill or impact driver, and can withstand the punishing stresses that screw joined furniture or cabinet parts may be subjected to.
• For applications where coated screws don’t have sufficient corrosion resistance.
• Screws are ideal for mounting hardware.