Description

A pan head Phillips screw is a type of machine screw with a head that resembles an upside-down frying pan. It has a Phillips drive, which is a cross-shaped indentation in the head that's compatible with Phillips screwdrivers. Features Head shape: Wide, flat head with rounded edges Drive type: Phillips drive, also known as a cross-recessed drive Thread type: Can be coarse-threaded for softer materials like wood or fine-threaded for denser materials Material: Available in various materials like steel, stainless steel, brass, and nylon Benefits Bearing surface The large diameter of the pan head screw provides a significant bearing surface area Aesthetics The rounded head looks better than other bulky, angular head screws Self-centering The screw and screwdriver together are self-centering, ensuring that the screw is driven straight Even load distribution The screws' ability to distribute the load evenly makes them ideal for attaching lightweight materials Uses Securing trim, panels, and other components in the automotive industry Attaching lightweight materials, like plastics, without causing damage or deformation