Head shape controls how a screw seats and looks; the drive controls how much torque you can apply. Here is how to choose the right combination for your assembly.
Request a Quote → WhatsApp Us| Head | Profile & typical use |
| Pan | Rounded top, flat bearing surface. The all-round general-purpose head. |
| Countersunk (CSK) | Flat, conical — sits flush with the surface. Joinery, panels, flush finishes. |
| Raised CSK | Countersunk with a slight dome — flush but decorative. |
| Truss | Wide, low dome — spreads load over thin or soft material. |
| Cheese | Cylindrical with flat top — machine assemblies needing a deep slot. |
| Hex / Hex Flange | Six-sided for spanner driving; flange adds a built-in washer face. |
| Bugle | Trumpet-shaped underside — self-countersinks into drywall and timber without tearing. |
| Button / Socket | Low dome with internal hex — high-torque, clean look. |
For high-volume powered assembly, a Torx or Pozi drive reduces cam-out and bit wear. For flush finishes use a CSK or Bugle head; for thin or soft materials a Truss or Pan head spreads the load. We manufacture 9+ head styles across all product lines.
See available heads and drives on each product page: self tapping, machine, wood and chipboard screws — or send a drawing for a custom head profile.
Send us your specification, finish and quantity — our export team replies within 24 hours with pricing and lead time. White-label and custom options available.
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