Pan Head Screw With Type H Cross Recess

Surface treatments for pan head screw with type H cross recess help them work better and last longer. Zinc plating (like electro-galvanized or yellow chromate) gives a basic rust barrier for indoor use,they won’t corrode easily in dry, normal environments. Nickel-plated screws have a shiny finish and resist chemicals better, which is good for places like food processing or where things need to stay clean. Black oxide coatings make them less shiny and tougher against wear, useful in car parts or military gear where friction or visibility matters.

For really harsh conditions, Dacromet or Geomet coatings are great,they stand up to salt spray, so they’re perfect for coastal buildings or structures near the ocean. Powder-coated versions come in custom colors, mixing practicality with looks for architectural projects where the screws need to match or blend in. These treatments make sure the pan head screw with type H cross recess handle moisture, sun, and chemicals while still looking consistent.

Size Selection

Pan head screw with type H cross recess come in standard and custom sizes to fit different needs. Common diameters range from M2 to M12, with lengths from 5mm up to 100mm. The cross (Phillips) slots come in PH1, PH2, and PH3 sizes, so you can use the right amount of torque for your job. Threads follow either metric (ISO) or imperial (UNC/UNF) standards, so they work with hardware systems around the world. The low-profile heads are usually 1.5-3mm tall, which is great for saving space.

If you need something specific, you can get non-standard lengths or special threads—like self-tapping threads for plastic. Technical datasheets list exact measurements, so these screws will work smoothly with your existing designs.

Prevents Loosening

Q:  How do I prevent pan head screw with type H cross recess from loosening under vibration?

A:To keep pan head screw with type H cross recess from coming loose, use them with lock washers, nylon-insert nuts, or thread-locking glue (like Loctite). The mushroom head’s wide base helps it grip better, and versions with a serrated flange add extra friction to stay put. For machines that vibrate a lot, go for screws with pre-applied lock glue. Make sure you use the right torque,follow DIN 267-13 standards. If you’re using these screws in important assemblies, it’s a good idea to check them regularly to keep everything secure.