Oversized Head Screw

Oversized Head Screw Features

• Increased Bearing Surface: The larger head provides a greater surface area for distributing the load, which helps to reduce the risk of damage to the material being fastened and prevents sinking or pulling through.

• Improved Grip: The larger head can accommodate a larger screwdriver or tool, providing better grip and control during installation. This can reduce slippage and improve torque application.

• Enhanced Aesthetics: In some applications, oversized heads are used to create a specific visual effect or to complement the design of a product, adding to its overall appearance.

• Enhanced Stability: By spreading the clamping force over a larger area, oversized head screws can offer increased stability and resistance to loosening, especially in applications subject to vibrations or dynamic loads.

• Support for Specialized Applications: They are useful in applications requiring larger heads to fit into specific slots or recesses, or where additional space is needed for tool access.

• Better Load Distribution: The increased head size can help distribute forces more evenly, reducing the potential for material deformation or stress concentration.

• Improved Torque Tolerance: The larger head size allows for the application of greater torque without damaging the screw or the material being fastened.