Centerline #6 x 5/8'' Flat Head Phillips Wood Screws, Solid Brass, 50-Pack
These screws are the perfect choice when you need a traditional looking screw to match your solid brass hardware. The screws are formed from solid brass, then polished and treated to slow oxidation*. Their flat heads sit flush in countersunk hardware for clearance. Available in several short lengths and gauges to suit a variety of hardware applications. These versions are Phillips drive, but the same screws are also available with a slotted head.
Note: *These screws are non-lacquered and will acquire a patina over time if left uncoated. Due to the softness of solid brass, you should always drill a pilot hole before installing the screw.
(50) #6 x 5/8'' Flat Head Phillips Wood Screws, Solid Brass
(50) #6 x 5/8'' Flat Head Phillips Wood Screws, Solid Brass
Brand Rockler
More Information
Brand
Rockler
Weight
0.15
Tech Spec
Shank Size: #6
Screw Length: 5/8''
Head Type: Flat head/countersunk
Drive Type: Phillips #2
Finish: Polished solid brass (no lacquer)
Thread Type: Fine thread
Point Type: Sharp point
Unit of Measure
pk
Length
0.625 in
With the Rockler Protection Plan you'll get accidental damage coverage immediately upon purchase of your tool. Plus we will extend the manufacturer's warranty for your choice of an additional 1 or 2 years. We'll take care of all parts and labor for any repairs with no deductibles and no hassles. If your tool can not be repaired we'll gladly replace it. Available in the US only. Click here to learn more.
Standard Manufacturer's Warranty: 36 months
With the Rockler Protection Plan you'll get accidental damage coverage immediately upon purchase of your tool. Plus we will extend the manufacturer's warranty for your choice of an additional 1 or 2 years. We'll take care of all parts and labor for any repairs with no deductibles and no hassles. If your tool can not be repaired we'll gladly replace it. Available in the US only. Click here to learn more.
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