The 'hex head' denotes the type of drive required for installation. Unlike other screw heads, a hex head requires a hex wrench or socket wrench to tighten or loosen, offering more torque control than a phillips or flathead screw. This makes them ideal for heavier duty applications where precise tightening is necessary, minimizing the risk of stripped screws or damage to the surrounding wood.
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