What is Phillips Screw?
Phillip screw is a kind of cross-groove driven screw, and its head is mostly round. It is a commonly used fastener.
Phillips Screw supplied by T&Y Hardware has a complete range of specifications and models, and standard types are in stock to ensure fast shipping. We provide bulk or bulk purchase options and support customized services, including specifications, materials surface treatments, etc., to meet your diverse needs.
Phillips Screw By Head Types
Our Phillips Screw offers a variety of head types to choose from, including common round flat heads, round pan heads and hexagonal heads, etc. These rich head models can meet the needs of various application scenarios.
If you have special needs or need other types of screws, please get in touch with us for customization.
Phillips Screw By Thread Types
Our screws can be made into different threads, such as self-tapping threads, machine threads, drill tail threads, wood threads, etc. Both metric and imperial threads can be produced. If you are interested in cooperating with us, we also provide free samples for your reference.
Phillips Screw By Material
Our Phillips screw products are not only diversified in thread types but also offer a variety of material choices. Whether you need Phillips screws made of stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, or copper, we are able to produce screws made of different materials to meet the needs of various environments and uses.
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For Standard carbon steel phillips screw, we will ship in one month ,For stainless steel cross screw ,we will ship in 7-10 days, Special items per required
We usually keep stock for standard items ,If not special items , No MOQ required
For the T&Y hardware industry, standard samples are free charge ,for new customers ,we required to pay for freight ,and charge will return after order confirm
Our mainly customers are from Eruope ,South And North America , Southeast Asia
30% value of T/T in advance and other 70% balance on B/L copy.
For small order less than 1000USD, would suggest you pay 100% in advance to reduce the bank charges.

















