Self Piercing/Needle Point Screws

A self-piercing or needle point screw is a type of fastener designed to create its own hole as it is driven into a material, typically thin or soft metals. These screws have a pointed tip that can pierce through the material without the need for pre-drilling. They are commonly used in applications where speed and convenience in fastening are essential. Key features of self-piercing/needle point screws include: Pointed Tip: The screw's tip is sharply pointed to facilitate easy penetration of the material, eliminating the need for pilot holes. Thread Design: These screws typically have threads that grip and securely fasten the material once the hole is created. Materials: Self-piercing/needle point screws are commonly used for fastening thin metals, including steel, aluminum, and sheet metal. Applications: They are used in various industries, including automotive, HVAC, construction, and manufacturing, where rapid and efficient fastening is required. These screws come in various sizes and materials to accommodate different applications. Self-piercing/needle point screws are ideal for situations where drilling pilot holes is impractical or time-consuming, making them a valuable choice for professionals in a range of industries.