Category: Slotted Pan Head Screw DIN85A

Pan head slotted screws derive their name from the resemblance of their head to an upside-down frying pan. These screws, commonly employed in machine screws, feature wide heads, a flat bearing surface, high vertical sides, and chamfered or curved sides, culminating in a flat or slightly domed top. The pan head slotted screw utilizes a slotted head drive, characterized by a single horizontal indentation known as the slot. This type of screw head is operated using a “common blade” or flat-bladed screwdriver. The slot’s flat bottom makes these screws well-suited for applications with low torque and low-speed requirements.