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With a variety of pan head screws to choose from, like the UCAN TRP 10112BSS or the UCAN TRP 812KSSJ.Pancake: Pancake screw heads are flat and round, able to sit flat against but just above the surface of the material. Pancake head tek screws include the DP1 Pancake Tek Screw - #14-13 x 4" and the #12 x 1" Pancake Head, Zinc Plated Tek Screw.Wafer: Wafer heads are specifically designed for self-drilling screws. They have a large bearing surface for easy, strong drilling. Choose from wafer head screws such as the UCAN TSW 101B and the UCAN TSW 122B.Tek Screw Drives Along with the type of screw head, you'll also want to pick the right drive. The drive point is the part of the screw head that determines what kind of tool you can use for installation.Different drive points provide different levels of force. You should choose a screw head and drive combination that's compatible with the hardness of your material, so you can easily install the fasteners without stripping the screws.Choose from three different tek screw drives:Hex: You can install screws with hex heads using a wrench. Hex drives allow for greater torque as you insert the screws.Phillips: Many tek screws of several head types come with a Phillips-head drive, which is a cross-shaped pattern compatible with many manual and electric screwdrivers. Screws with Phillips-head drives include the #10 x 3/4 Screw Tek Pan Phillips 410SS.Robertson: Robertson drives feature a tapered, square-shaped hole in the screw head. You can

Install Robertson screws using a Robertson screwdriver, which has a square-shaped tip to correspond with the screw head. Robertson drive tek screws include the UCAN TSO 6114B and the UCAN TRP 1034KSSJ. Tek Screw SizesBeyond knowing the screw head and drive you're looking for, you'll need to know some other specifications to complete your project. Tek screws come in a variety of diameters and lengths, so you can always find the exact size you need without compromising your designs. Choose from screws as short as the #10 x 1/2" Pan Head, Zinc Plated Tek Screw to as long as the DP3 Pancake Tek Screw - 1/4" - 14 x 7". You can also choose tek screws based on their flute length. The flute is the part of the screw that determines how thick of a material you can drill. Each tek screw has a number from one to five that indicates its flute length, with one representing the shortest drill tips and five representing the longest drill tips.Tek Screw FinishesYou'll also want to choose the best screw finish for your application. Finishes help your projects look polished and stay intact for years to come. Different finishes are best for different projects and environments. Choose from:Stainless steel: Stainless steel screws, such as the UCAN TRH1034BSS, support project longevity by resisting corrosion from moisture and atmospheric chemicals. Corrosion eats away at metal and can cause your screws to come loose or break down, compromising your project. Stainless steel is an ideal finish

Type that will deliver the best results for your specific job and the material you're using. Regardless of type, all tek screws perform the same basic function, so you can customize your choice to your project and use any variety with ease.Tek Screw HeadsScrew heads determine how the top of the screw will sit against the surface in which it's installed. You can choose from six different types of tek screw heads:Flat: Flat screw heads install so they're flush with the surface of the material. This effect is possible because of the angled bearing surface under the head, which helps drive the entire screw into the material. The #12 x 7/8" Flat Undercut Head, Zinc Plated Tek Screw is an example of a flat head tek screw. Hex: Hex screw heads have six sides and a flat top that sits above the surface of the material. Choose from hex head screws like the UCAN TRH 145B5 or the ELCO EHL530.Oval: Oval screw heads have a rounded top that sits above the surface of the material. Like flat heads, they have an angled bearing surface underneath with the rounded top providing a deeper drive slot, so you can install them with more force. Choose from oval head screws like the #8 x 1-1/4" Oval head, Zinc Plated Tek Screw or the UCAN TSO 6114B.Pan: Pan screw heads are wide with curved sides and flat or slightly curved surfaces that sit above the surface of the material. Find what you're looking for

For screws you'll install outdoors, especially in industrial areas, which are prone to air pollution, or coastal areas, which have humid air. You'll also benefit from avoiding rust marks on your project.Zinc: Zinc protects screws from mild levels of corrosion. However, refrain from using zinc-coated screws in outdoor applications, as external elements target="_blank" rel="noopener"can quickly corrode them. You can choose from zinc-coated tek screws such as the UCAN THW 1034B.Stalgard®: Stalgard is another corrosion-resistant coating that protects screws from outdoor elements. In particular, it gives screws 1,000 hours of salt spray resistance, making Stalgard-coated screws ideal for heavy-duty construction and marine applications. Find Stalgard coating on screws like the #12-24 x 7/8" Hex Head, No Washer, Stalgard Plated Tek Screw. Ruspro®: Ruspro protective coating helps fasteners resist outdoor conditions such as road salt, humidity and other corrosive environments. This coating is optional for many tek screws, such as the UCAN TRH 122B5.Tri-Seal: Tri-Seal coating also protects against corrosion, and its resistance to red rust makes it useful for a variety of applications. This finish comes on tek screws like the DP1 Pancake Tek Screw - #14-13 x 6".Take care of your screws and their coatings by driving them gently. Using too much force can strip screws and take away their finishes.How to Use Tek ScrewsUsing tek screws requires precision and patience. To install tek screws:Find the right tools: Pair tek screws' self-drilling design with an electric drill or electric screwdriver. Use the correct drilling tool that corresponds with the screw