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The Wires Zone

The Wires Zone Black Phosphate Phillips Wafer Head Self Tapping/Drilling Screws 1/2" (100/pack) hardware

SKU CH-J3MT-9CQT3

Black phosphate self-tapping screws hold metal sheets with 100 pieces per pack

  • Sold asBag
  • Self-tapping tip drills its own hole
  • Black phosphate coating aids paint and mud adhesion
  • Wafer head sits flush for a clean finish
  • Pack of 100 covers multiple jobs

Black Phosphate Self-Drilling Screws

These black phosphate coated screws feature a Phillips wafer head and self-tapping threads for efficient installation. The coating improves paint and mud adhesion on finished surfaces. Each bag contains 100 pieces measuring 1/2 inch in length.

Ideal for metal framing and sheet metal work

Suited for builders and DIYers needing corrosion-resistant fasteners with a low-profile head. Not intended for heavy structural loads requiring larger diameters or longer lengths. Buyers needing different drive types or thread patterns should consider other options.

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Price $8.99
Cheaper than about 85% of the 2,607 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Do I need a Phillips driver bit to install these wafer-head screws?

Yes, the Phillips drive requires a matching bit; the self-tapping tip starts its own hole in metal or wood.

Can I use these 1/2" self-drilling screws alongside older zinc-plated fasteners in the same assembly?

Mixing black-phosphate and zinc coatings is common; both resist corrosion, though the phosphate layer improves paint adhesion.

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