Hillman Combination Truss Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws 1/4-20”x1/2” 100 pk

Name: Hillman Combination Truss Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws 1/4-20”x1/2” 100 pk
SKU: 5012034
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$12.99

SKU: 5012034 Categories: Fasteners, Hardware, Screws

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These Hillman Combination Truss Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws are a solid choice for a wide range of fastening jobs. The combination head works with both Phillips and slotted screwdrivers, giving you flexibility when you’re working. The truss head design is nice and wide, which is great for holding down thin materials or for applications where you need to distribute the pressure over a larger surface area. The zinc plating provides a measure of protection from rust, making them suitable for use in places like a garage or basement. These screws are a true workhorse for both repair and assembly projects.

Key Features of Hillman Combination Truss Head Zinc-Plated Steel Machine Screws

Wide truss head provides a larger bearing surface

Zinc plating helps resist corrosion in indoor environments

Combination drive works with two common screwdriver types

Machine threads for a secure hold in pre-tapped holes or with nuts

Ideal for metal-to-metal connections and thin materials

The versatile design simplifies assembly and repair tasks

Additional Information

Brand: Hillman

Product Type: Machine Screws

Model:

Product Use: Fastening and assembly

Size: 100 pack

Material: Steel, Zinc-Plated

Height: 1/2 inch

Length: 1/2 inch

Width: 1/4 inch

When using machine screws, always make sure to select the correct size nut or a pre-tapped hole with the same thread count, in this case, 1/4-20. You want a snug fit to ensure the strongest possible connection. Another great tip is to use a washer under the screw head, especially when working with softer materials. A washer will help prevent the screw head from digging in and will give you a more professional-looking and secure finished product.