#7 x 3/4" Type AB Self-Tapping Screws / Phillips / Oval Head / Steel / Zinc

Product Details

Part Number: 351751 Carton Quantity: 10,000 pcs Carton Weight: 38.80 lbs
#7 x 3/4" Type AB Self-Tapping Screws / Phillips / Oval Head / Steel / Zinc Please Note: Item in picture may not reflect size and finish of actual part

Technical Specs

Pricing Information

1-2 Carton Price: $448.40 / Carton of 10,000 pcs ($ 0.04484 Each)
3-4 Carton Price: $422.10 / Carton of 10,000 pcs ($ 0.04221 Each)
5+ Carton Price: $398.60 / Carton of 10,000 pcs ($ 0.03986 Each)

Product Specs

  • Part Number: 351751
  • Product Category: Self-Tapping Screws
  • Type / Style: Type AB
  • Size: #7
  • Thread Pitch: 7-19
  • Length: 3/4"
  • Head Style: Oval Head
  • Drive Style: Phillips
  • Head Diameter: 0.262 - 0.287
  • Head Height: Side: .091 Total: .140
  • Full / Partial Thread: Full
  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Zinc
  • RoHS: On Request
  • full_partial_thread: Full
  • head_height: Side: .091 Total: .140
  • type_style: Type AB

Part # Cross-Reference

  • 0712ABPO

More About Part Number 351751

These #7 x 3/4" Self-Tapping Screws feature an Oval Head with a Phillips Drive and are made from Steel. Self-tapping screws are designed to create mating threads during installation, making them useful for fastening into preformed holes in sheet metal, plastic, and similar materials. Type AB self-tapping screws combine a sharp point with closely spaced threads, making them versatile for thin metal and similar materials. They feature a Zinc Finish, which provides reliable corrosion protection for general-purpose indoor and light outdoor applications while remaining a cost-effective choice for everyday fastening needs. The Oval Head combines a slightly domed decorative profile with a countersunk base, providing a clean finished appearance. A Phillips drive features a cross-shaped recess designed for efficient installation with standard Phillips drivers and power tools.

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