sheet metal screw
1 of 1noun/ˈʃi:t mɛ.təl skru:/
Forms:sheet metal screws
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a special screw used for attaching thin metal sheets together, with sharp threads for a strong grip, commonly used in metalwork, construction, cars, and electrical projects
A sheet metal screw is a type of screw designed to fasten metal sheets or thin materials together. It has sharp threads that grip the material, allowing it to create a strong hold without the need for a hole to be made first. Sheet metal screws are commonly used in construction, automotive, and appliance assembly to join metal parts or attach components to metal surfaces. They usually have a flat or rounded head and can be tightened with a screwdriver or drill.
- The sheet metal screw secured the metal plate firmly to the frame.
- To attach the vent cover, use a sheet metal screw to fasten it to the duct.
- The contractor used sheet metal screws to join the panels together.
- After drilling the holes, she tightened the sheet metal screws to hold the pieces in place.
- When assembling the metal cabinet, make sure to use sheet metal screws for a strong hold.