Pan Phillip Head Self Tapping Screw

Self-tapping or thread-forming screws feature threads that are designed to tap their own holes. These work well in softer materials such as wood and plastic but are not suitable for harder materials. The Phillips head is an improvement to the slotted screw; cross-shaped grooves that do not extend to the edge of the screw head accept a Phillips-head screwdriver. These heads, which have a slight circular shape where the slots cross, provide a larger mating surface between the screw and the screwdriver, which minimizes wear and helps prevent slipping.

PHILLIPS PAN HEAD SELF TAPPING SCREWS
ISO	UNI	DIN
7049	EN ISO 7049 ex 6954	EN ISO 7049 ex 7981
MATERIAL	STEEL HARDENED
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES	ACCORDING TO	ISO 2702
TOLLERANCES	ACCORDING TO	ISO 4759-1 CAT A