8mm*60mm Hit Screw (Screw+Plug)

a special feature that allows them to create their own threads as they are driven into a material, eliminating the need for pre-drilled holes.

Here’s some information about self-tapping screws:

1. Design: Self-tapping screws have a unique thread design with a sharp, pointed tip that acts as a drill bit. As the screw is turned, the threads cut into the material, creating mating threads that secure the screw in place.
2. Applications: Self-tapping screws are commonly used in applications where it’s not feasible to pre-drill holes, such as in thin metal sheets, plastic, or wood. They are often used in construction, automotive assembly, electronics, and DIY projects.
3. Types: Self-tapping screws come in various types and shapes depending on the application. Some common types include:
   • Pan Head: These have a rounded top surface and are suitable for a wide range of applications.
   • Flat Head: These have a flat top surface and are often used when a flush finish is desired.
   • Hex Head: These have a hexagonal head, allowing for increased torque during installation.
   • Phillips Head: These have a cross-shaped indentation on the head and are commonly used with a Phillips screwdriver.
   • Torx Head: These have a star-shaped pattern on the head and provide better torque transmission and reduced cam-out compared to Phillips head screws.