Screws are among the most commonly used fastening components designed to join two or more parts securely together. They are available in various head types (Phillips, slotted, hex, etc.), thread designs, and sizes, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. Typically manufactured from steel, stainless steel, brass, or special alloys, screws are produced according to international standards such as DIN, ISO, and ANSI. Depending on their function, they are classified into self-tapping, self-drilling, wood, sheet metal, or concrete screws, providing high-strength fastening for different materials.
Applications:
Screws are widely used in furniture and woodworking, construction (for concrete or steel structures), automotive and machinery industries, electronic devices, household appliances, and many industrial applications. Their ease of installation, reusability, and high strength make them ideal for both small-scale household uses and large industrial projects. Additionally, corrosion-resistant coated or stainless steel screws are preferred for outdoor and marine environments, ensuring long-term durability.
