M1 M1.2 M1.4 M1.7 M2 M2.3 M2.6 M3 Pan Head Self Tapping Screws – Nickel Plated Carbon Steel $3.60 USD

M1 M1.2 M1.4 M1.7 M2 M2.3 M2.6 M3 Pan Head Self Tapping Screws – Nickel Plated Carbon Steel

Name: M1 M1.2 M1.4 M1.7 M2 M2.3 M2.6 M3 Pan Head Self Tapping Screws – Nickel Plated Carbon Steel
Brand: HomeDIYer
SKU: LFLGXL01347x5
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🔩 Pan Head Self‑Tapping Screws – Nickel Plated Carbon Steel (M1–M3)

From precision electronics to structural steel connections, these nickel‑plated pan head self‑tapping screws combine high strength with a polished, corrosion‑resistant finish. Stamped from carbon steel and treated with a bright nickel plating, each screw provides reliable resistance to oxidation and mild humidity — ideal for indoor environments, automotive applications, and light‑duty outdoor projects. The sharp, self‑tapping thread cuts its own path into sheet metal, wood, plastic, and composites without a pilot hole in most thin materials, speeding up every assembly. A classic pan head sits flush with a clean, rounded appearance, while the Phillips drive ensures a cam‑out‑resistant grip. Covering the entire micro‑range from M1 to M3 in eight precise diameters, this selection gives you the exact size for everything from eyeglass repair and RC models to appliance panels and steel frame brackets.

⚙️ Key Features – Nickel Plated Pan Head Self‑Tapping Screws

Carbon steel with bright nickel plating — resists corrosion and provides a smooth, polished finish that stays clean indoors and in mild conditions
Self‑tapping thread penetrates sheet metal, wood, plastic, and composites — no pre‑tapping or pilot hole required in most applications
Classic pan head design sits near‑flush for a neat look, while the deep Phillips recess prevents cam‑out during driving
Eight exact metric sizes: M1, M1.2, M1.4, M1.7, M2, M2.3, M2.6, and M3 — a fastener for every micro‑ to small‑scale assembly
High‑strength carbon steel with good toughness and machining properties — suitable for structural steel connections, heavy‑duty crane beams, and industrial framing
Smooth, burr‑free threads ensure consistent holding power and reusability
Ideal for electronics, automotive trim, furniture, steel frame construction, and general‑shop fastening

📋 Technical Specifications – Pan Head Self‑Tapping Screws Nickel Plated

Size	Thread Diameter	Typical Lengths (mm)*	Head Style	Drive	Material & Finish
M1	1.0 mm	3 – 6	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M1.2	1.2 mm	3 – 8	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M1.4	1.4 mm	3 – 10	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M1.7	1.7 mm	4 – 12	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M2	2.0 mm	4 – 16	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M2.3	2.3 mm	5 – 20	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M2.6	2.6 mm	6 – 25	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated
M3	3.0 mm	6 – 30	Pan Head	Phillips	Carbon Steel, Bright Nickel Plated

* Lengths are thread length only (measured from under the head). Exact length options vary per size — select from the listing drop‑down. All dimensions meet the GB standard.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Nickel Plated Self‑Tapping Screws

🔸 How does nickel plating compare to standard zinc?

Nickel plating provides better corrosion resistance in damp and mildly acidic environments than plain zinc. It also keeps a brighter, more polished look that doesn’t fade as quickly, making it a popular choice for visible fasteners in electronics, appliances, and automotive interiors.

🔸 Can these tiny screws really be used in structural steel connections?

Yes — the carbon steel is hardened for strength, and while the smaller diameters (M1–M2) are more common in precision work, the larger sizes (M2.6–M3) are often used for light‑gauge steel framing, brackets, and industrial connections where a self‑tapping fastener is preferred.

🔸 Do I need a pilot hole before driving these screws?

In thin sheet metal (up to about 1 mm) and soft plastics, you can often drive them directly. For denser materials or thicker steel, a small pilot hole — roughly 80% of the thread diameter — will make driving easier and keep the thread from stripping.

🔸 Which Phillips bit fits these small sizes?

The smallest screws (M1–M1.4) require a #0 Phillips bit. M1.7–M2.3 typically use a #1 bit, while M2.6–M3 work with a #1 or #2 bit. A quality precision screwdriver set will provide the best engagement.