Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws 316 Stainless Steel Phillips drivePan head - Rounded top with undercut bottom that sits above installation surface Used with nuts or driven into tapped holesA machine screw is commonly identified by its small size and sometimes referred to as a small boltASME Standards Specific, Class 2A Fit316 Stainless steel Phillips pan head machine screws are corrosion and rust resistant316 stainless steel is suitable for saltwater and other harsh environments Stainless Steel Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws are screws or bolts, typically found in smaller sizes, that hold machinery together. Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws are either used with a nut or installed into a pre-drilled hole. The head has a flat top and rounded sides. Used primarily for metal applications, Phillips pan head machine screws are typically on the smaller side. Phillips pan head machine screws are ASME standards specific. Machine screws are ideal for drawer runners, machines, electronics, and vehicles. Product Specifications: Product Type: Machine ScrewMaterial: 316 Stainless SteelHead Style: PanHead Diameter: Max 0.373 - Min 0.357Head Height: Max 0.110 - Min 0.099Drive: Phillips #2Thread Size: #10-24Thread Type: UNC (Coarse)Thread Pitch: 24 Per InchThread Direction: Right HandHardness: 100 Rockwell BTensile: 100,000 - 125,000 PSIYield: 55,000 - 75,000 PSIStandards: ANSI B18.6.3 Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws - 316 Stainless Steel 316 Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Machine Screws, also known as Stove Bolts, in this selection are made from grade 316 stainless steel. They are highly corrosion-resistant, durable and suitable for long lasting applications exposed to the elements. 316 stainless steel fasteners are suitable for applications exposed to salt water, and other highly corrosive materials. Phillips Pan Head Phillips pan head screws feature one of the most common screw styles. They are driven with any standard Phillips bit (of matching size), and feature an undercut head with a rounded top that sits above the installation surface. Common Uses Machine screws are designed to be used with nuts, or driven into tapped holes. Unlike sheet metal screws, in most applications they can be uninstalled and reinstalled. Machine screws are ideal for drawer runners, machines, electronics, and vehicles. 316 Stainless Steel Machine screws are valued for their corrosion resistance, and found in areas where this type of application is exposed to a harsh environment.