Tamper Resistant Screws

A tamper-resistant screw, also known as a security screw or anti-tamper screw, is a specialized fastener designed to deter unauthorized access, tampering, or removal. These screws have unique and unconventional drive designs that make them difficult to remove without the correct tool or bit. Tamper-resistant screws are widely used in applications where security, safety, or protection against vandalism is essential. Common features of tamper-resistant screws include: Unique Drive Types: Tamper-resistant screws have uncommon drive types, such as pin-in-torx, spanner, tri-wing, or one-way designs. These drives require special tools or bits, which are not readily available to the general public. Security Applications: They are used in a range of applications, including securing access panels, protecting electrical components, locking down equipment, and preventing unauthorized entry. Security Bit Sets: To use tamper-resistant screws, a matching security bit or tool is required, which can only be obtained by authorized individuals or organizations. These screws provide an added layer of security and are commonly used in industries like electronics, transportation, public infrastructure, and retail to prevent tampering, vandalism, or unauthorized access to sensitive or critical components.