A wafer head screw, as the name suggests, features a flat, round head that is slightly larger than the shank, providing a broader surface area for better load distribution. This design not only ensures a clean and flush finish but also adds to the stability of the fixture. The 'self-drilling' aspect refers to the screw's ability to penetrate materials without requiring a pre-drilled hole, thanks to its sharp, threaded tip.
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They offer a strong, secure connection while reducing the risk of material damage that can occur with conventional drilling methods They offer a strong, secure connection while reducing the risk of material damage that can occur with conventional drilling methods