Name: #8 x 2' Phillips Flat Head Wood Screws Kit Hardware 316 Marine Stainless Steel Pack of 500 Fastener Set LS14333F
Brand: NewPrMScrews
SKU: Y9260824YQTM26MX
Price: 64.20 USD
Availability: InStock

#8 x 2' Phillips Flat Head Wood Screws Kit Hardware 316 Marine Stainless Steel Pack of 500 Fastener Set LS14333F

$64.20 $163.99

#8 x 2' Phillips Flat Head Wood Screws 316 Marine Stainless Steel Qty 500These Phillips flat wood screws are a 316 marine grade stainless steel with rolled threads. Rolled threads have a constant shank diameter that tapers at the point. Wood Screws are a thread forming screw with a coarse pitch thread. 316 marine grade stainless steel is the choice for severe enviroments that require a high level of corrosion resistance. Type 316 stainless steel is the preferred material used in the marine enviroment and boating industry due to its resistance to pitting corrosion. 316 stainless steel has high resistance to corrosion from sea sealt water and industrial chemicals. General Product InformationHead Style : FlatDrive Style : PhillipsDrive Size : #2Thread : #8Material : #8Overall Length : 2'Quantity of Fasteners in Package : 500Detailed Product Information:Head Diameter : 0. 312'Head Height : 0. 100'Thread Diameter : 0. 164'Coarse or Fine Thread : CoarseThread Coverage : Partial ThreadThread Length : 2'Key Notes:Wood screws have deep coarse threads and are specifically designed for use in wood projects. The shank of the wood screw allows the screw to spin freely inside of the outermost piece of wood and draw the inner piece tight against it by having the threaded end grip the wood and pull. Flat heads are countersunk with a cone shaped bearing surface and a flat top that is used in applications where the head of the fastener must sit flush with the mating surface. Phillips drive is a cross head design and is the most commonly used type in America. Phillips is often criticized for its tendency to cam out at lower torque levels but this was actually a deliberate feature of the design, for the purpose of assembling aluminum aircraft without overtightening the fasteners. The vast majority of stainless steel fa