Definition
Cross pan head self tapping screw is a fixing material with a special disc shaped head and sharp threads, usually made of steel. Its special design eliminates the need for pre drilling during use and allows the threaded part of the self tapping screw to be directly threaded into the material, achieving a firm fixation effect.
Application
Commonly used for wood fixation in buildings, such as fixing wooden floors, wooden door and window frames, etc. Its convenient use and firm fixation effect enable construction personnel to complete fixed tasks more quickly and improve work efficiency. In home decoration, self tapping nails are often used to fix various decorative materials, such as wooden wall panels, decorative lines, etc. They not only provide a solid fixation effect, but also maintain the cleanliness and aesthetics of the decorative materials. In furniture manufacturing, self tapping screws are often used to fix components and connectors of furniture, such as fixing table legs, chair backs, etc. Its convenient and efficient use and reliable fixation effect enable furniture manufacturers to complete assembly work more efficiently and provide stable and durable furniture products.
