DIN7983 Zinc Plated

A cross-slotted countersunk self-tapping nail is a type of fastener commonly used in woodworking and construction projects. It is designed with a cross-shaped slot on the head, allowing for easy insertion and removal using a screwdriver or power tool.
     The countersunk feature means that the head of the nail is tapered, allowing it to sit flush with the surface it is being driven into, creating a smooth and seamless finish. This is particularly useful in applications where aesthetics are important.
     The self-tapping feature means that the nail has a sharp point and threads along the shaft, allowing it to cut into the material as it is being driven in. This eliminates the need for pre-drilling pilot holes, making installation faster and more efficient.

     Overall, the cross-slotted countersunk self-tapping nail is a versatile and practical fastener that provides a secure and professional finish to various woodworking and construction projects. Please let us know if you want to know more product details or other products of HCH, such as nut, bolt and washer.