zinc plated Pan Head Chipboard Screw

 The "pan head" describes the shape of the screw head, which has a slightly rounded, low-profile surface with a flat top. This design allows the screw to sit flush with the material when driven in, providing a clean and neat appearance. The use of chipboard screws is common in woodworking and furniture assembly due to their ability to securely fasten wood-based materials without the need for pre-drilling. The wide, rounded head also provides a larger surface area for distributing clamping pressure, making it suitable for use in projects where a strong and reliable joint is required. When selecting pan head chipboard screws, it's important to consider factors such as length, thread type, and material compatibility to ensure optimal performance and structural integrity.