Screws By Saleh Sons & Company

Self-Tapping Screws :
Self-tapping is the ability of a screw to advance when turned while creating its own thread. Self-tapping screws are commonly used with sheet metal and plastic components. This ability is created sometimes by creating a gap in the continuity of thread on the screw. These edges can cut their own threads as the screw is driven in to the material. Available in various sizes, materials and drive styles.

Self-Drilling Screws :
Self drilling screw is similar to a self-tapping screw, but has a drill shaped point to cut through the material without prior drilling. These highly preferred in roofing, cladding and stitching, ideally suited for fixing light gauge sheet metal.

Dry Wall Screws :
These screws are specialized self-tapping screw designed to bind drywall, wallboard, gypsum board, GWB, and plasterboard to wood or metal studs. It has proven to be a versatile construction fastener.