This assortment gives you a variety of lengths and gauges

Unlock the simplicity and speed of fastening with this all-in-one self- drilling screw kit—designed for real-world jobs where time matters and mistakes cost. This assortment gives you a variety of lengths and gauges, all equipped with hardened drill-style tips that remove the need for pre-drilling. No more pilot-hole setup, no multiple tools, just steady progress toward completion.

Smart design meets smart finish
Each fastener begins with a true drill-bit tip that makes its own entry into thin‐gauge steel, wood or mixed substrates—then seamlessly threads itself into place. That dual purpose means fewer steps and more installed screws per hour. Built from zinc-plated carbon steel, these screws resist rust and are ready for workshop, job-site or incremental maintenance tasks. The set comes in a clear, compartmentalized case so you can see and grab exactly the size you need, without rummaging or guessing.

Why this kit is difference-making
Rather than buying one size and learning “oops, that was too long,” this kit gives you a spectrum: shorter for light panels, longer for wood-to-metal or thicker assemblies. The hex washer and wafer head options distribute bearing pressure—helping avoid material dimpling or pull-through, even when you’re working with less consistent substrates. Because you skip drilling pilot holes, you reduce the risk of misalignment, thread stripping or damaging underlying material. You simply drive and finish.

Ideal applications & flexibility

• Fastening light sheet-metal panels or siding to metal framing, where access or speed is constrained.

• Mounting wood lath, furring strips or trim to metal studs where you want one fastener type for both materials.

• General repair, retrofit and workshop jobs where you encounter a variety of materials and don’t want to stop mid-job to swap fasteners.

• Environments where equipment must move quickly—roofs, HVAC trades, interior metal carpentry—where the fewer tool changes the better.

Best practices for max performance
Choose a screw whose tip penetrates your base material fully but doesn’t over-shoot into void space or behind substrates. Use a drill/driver with moderate speed and firm, steady pressure—let the tip do its work rather than forcing high RPM and risking tip dulling. Once the head washer seats flat, stop turning—over-driving can distort thin metal sheets or reduce clamping force. Store the case in a dry location when not in use so the finish stays clean and corrosion-resistant.