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Pan Head Machine Screws 304 Stainless Steel Phillips Drive Metric M3 M4 M5 For PCB And Electronics Assembly
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Pan Head Machine Screws 304 Stainless Steel Phillips Drive Metric M3 M4 M5 For PCB And Electronics Assembly

Pan head machine screws feature a flat top with rounded sides and a flat underside for even clamping pressure. The wide bearing surface makes them ideal for securing materials without damage. Available in stainless steel, brass, and zinc plated steel. Phillips, slotted, or hex socket drive. Metric M2 to M6. Class 4.8 to 12.9. 

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    What makes a pan head different?

    The head is flat on top and flat on the bottom. The sides are rounded. This shape gives you a wider contact area than other head styles. When you tighten the screw, the pressure spreads out evenly. You get a firm hold without digging into the material.

    Where pan head machine screws work best

    Situation Why it fits
    You need even clamping force The flat underside spreads the load
    The material is soft Less chance of surface damage
    You are doing general assembly Works for most everyday jobs
    You want a clean look Flat top with rounded sides looks neat
    Torque is not critical Works fine with standard drivers

    Drive choices

    Drive Tool Good for
    Phillips Phillips screwdriver Everyday use, common tool
    Slotted Flat blade screwdriver Light duty, simple jobs
    Hex socket Allen key Higher torque, tighter spaces
    Torx Torx driver Maximum torque, no slip
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    Material options

    Material Good for
    304 stainless Outdoor, wet areas, rust protection
    316 stainless Boats, saltwater, chemical exposure
    Brass Electronics, non-magnetic, looks good
    Zinc plated steel Budget work, light outdoor use
    Aluminium Lightweight, non-magnetic

    Strength grades

    Grade Strength Good for
    4.8 400 MPa Light duty jobs
    6.8 600 MPa Medium loads
    8.8 800 MPa Industrial work
    10.9 1000 MPa High strength needs
    12.9 1200 MPa Critical fastening

    Common places to use them

    • Circuit boards and electronics
    • Car interiors and trim
    • Machine guards and covers
    • Furniture and cabinets
    • Control panels and instrument boxes
    • General mechanical work
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    • Flat top with rounded sides
    • Flat underside for even clamping
    • Phillips, slotted, and hex socket drives
    • 304 SS, 316 SS, brass, zinc plated, aluminium
    • M2 to M6, Class 4.8 to 12.9
    • Works for electronics, automotive, machinery, furniture

    FAQ

    What is the difference between pan head and round head?

    Pan head is flat on top and flat underneath. Round head is domed. Pan head gives you more clamping area.

    Do these screws need a tapped hole?

    Yes. They are machine screws. They do not cut their own threads. Use a tapped hole or a nut.

    What drive type is most common?

    Phillips. It is the standard. Most people have Phillips screwdrivers.

    What material should I use outside?

    304 or 316 stainless steel. 316 is better near salt water.

    What does 8.8 stand for?

    It is the strength grade. 8.8 means about 800 MPa tensile strength.

    Can I use these on plastic?

    Yes. The flat underside spreads pressure. Less chance of cracking.

    Do you make custom sizes?

    Yes. Send us your drawing. We make what you need.

    YH Fastener has been making precision fasteners since 1998. We produce pan head machine screws, self tapping screws, shoulder screws, and custom fasteners. ISO 9001 and ISO 10012 certified. Every batch checked. Factory direct. Ship to 60+ countries.

    Send us your drawing or sample. Tell us what size, material, and quantity you need. We will get back to you within 24 hours. OEM and custom orders welcome.