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At All Points Fasteners, we supply the best screws and fasteners for various uses. Our fasteners cover several industries and applications, from construction and cabinetry to guttering and roofing.
Whether you’re looking for self-piercing, self-drilling or specialty screw, All Points Fasteners has what you need to get the job done right. We supply:
– Self-piercing screws (AKA ZIP® screw)
-Self-Drilling Screws. (AKA of TEK® screw)
-Woodworking screws
-Drywall screws
-Stainless screws
-HVAC screws
-Sheet Metal Screws
-Gutter & Siding screws
-Roofing/Carport/Barn crews
-Decking/Spa Screws
-Ceramic coated screws
-Specialty screw fasteners
Each design offers unique benefits that make it ideal for different materials and uses.
We carry a wide variety of screws and fasteners designed for a range of purposes. Our self-piercing screws feature a twin-lead thread and sharp tip to easily puncture sheet metal, digging deep into the material. These are also used in residential HVAC duct work. If you have a wood-to-metal application, reamer screws are your best option. Self-drilling screws, which are also known as Tek® screws, are ideal for work on commercial HVAC equipment or duct installation.
ZIP screws, also called needlepoint screws, are perfect for 28- and 30-gauge metals. This tool is highly versatile due to its self-piercing and self-tapping abilities. Our specialty screws come with a range of uses, including exterior work, masonry and security.
Don’t see what you’re looking for in our catalog? Just give us a call and we’ll find it for you.
To determine the diameter of a screw, measure the distance from the outer thread on one side to the other. This calculation is called the major diameter. Do not include the head in your measurement.
The inclined plane degree of the screw’s threading indicates the pitch of a screw. The thread pitch represents the number of threads per inch. The distance from the tip to the flat part of the head determines the length.
Always measure from underneath the head of the screw to the tip of the point. On flat head and countersinking screws, measure from the top to the tip of the screw.
Consider several factors before buying a screw or fastener, including:
-Is the head design suitable for your equipment?
-What type of material will you be joining together?
-Is your application indoors or outdoors?
-What screw length is best for your job?
Give us a call if you have any specific questions about screw selection and we’ll help you find the right tools for your project.
Screw heads are typically flat or round. Flat heads allow you to countersink the screw into the material. Rounded heads are standard for machining and eliminate the need for washers. Other common head styles include hex, bugle, oval, pan and truss heads.
You can also choose what type of drive your screw uses, including popular choices like:
-Hexagonal.
– Square.
-Quadrex.
-Torx.
The uses of fine and coarse-threaded screws depend on the application. Finer threading provides a higher stress area and allows for better adjustment accuracy than coarse threading. If you need greater strength, a finer thread is always the better choice.
Different styles of screw threading include:
-Standard thread.
-Square thread.
-ACME thread.
-Buttress thread.
Screw points range from blunt edges to sharp points to penetrate materials. The three industry-recognized point or tip styles are:
-Tapping screw points.
-Thread cutting screw points.
-Thread forming screw points.
Self-drilling screws work with metals and soft steel. Our self-drilling screws have a number from 1 to 5 — the higher the number, the thicker the material the screw can penetrate before it needs a pilot hole.
Learn more about fastener facts and common questions.
Screws, bolts and nails play vital roles in every building or construction project. Fasteners hold a wide range of materials together, from plastic and wood to cement.
Types of fasteners in our product lines include:
-Screws.
-Rivets.
-Anchors.
-Nuts and bolts.
-Washers.
-Nails.
-Cable ties.
We provide the best fasteners for various uses across several industries. Contractors and workers use our products for fencing, roofing, construction, woodworking, guttering and more. Find quality fasteners specific to your industry on our fastener product page.
We offer high-quality fastening products to get your projects done right. Contact us online for a quote or place your order today!
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