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UKFR - ROOFING AND INSULATION SPECIALISTS

Self Tapping Screws

Ensure a smooth installation process with our selection of self tapping fasteners suitable for a variety of applications. Made with high quality corrosion resistant stainless steel by leading fixings manufacturer EJOT, you can be sure these self tapping screws will secure your installation for years to come.
 

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UKFR - ROOFING AND INSULATION SPECIALISTS

Self Tapping Screws

Ensure a smooth installation process with our selection of self tapping fasteners suitable for a variety of applications. Made with high quality corrosion resistant stainless steel by leading fixings manufacturer EJOT, you can be sure these self tapping screws will secure your installation for years to come.
 

Shop All Self Tapping Screws
 

 
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Featured Products

EJOT Self Tapping Screw JA3 6.5

£16.80 inc. VAT

£14.00 ex. VAT

EJOT Self Tapping Screw JA3 S 6.5

£20.70 inc. VAT

£17.25 ex. VAT

EJOT Corremaks Self Tapping Screw JA1 6.5

£107.40 inc. VAT

£89.50 ex. VAT

EJOT Corremaks Self Tapping Screw JZ1 6.3

£59.10 inc. VAT

£49.25 ex. VAT

EJOT Self Tapping Screw JZ5 8.0

£221.40 inc. VAT

£184.50 ex. VAT

EJOT Self Tapping Screw JA3 FR 4.9

£23.10 inc. VAT

£19.25 ex. VAT

EJOT Frame Anchor RA-P 7.5

£8.10 inc. VAT

£6.75 ex. VAT

EJOT clamping Screw RLS 25

£41.99 inc. VAT

£34.99 ex. VAT

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Self-Tapping Screws

Self-tapping screws create their own threads as they enter a pilot hole.

At UKFR, we sell a wide range of stainless steel self-tapping screws for metal, plastic and timber, available in varying dimensions and types.

Find the right screw that meets your requirements and receive fast shipping from our UK branches.

 

High-Quality Self-Tapping Metal Screws

We sell the highest quality self-tapping metal screws for use on hardwood, metal & plastic applications, all varying in length and type.

Forged from stainless steel, they are a lot more durable compared to regular screws and create their own threads as they enter the material. Ideal for aluminium, steel and timber applications, they create a long-lasting and secure connection between two materials that will last years to come.

They are easy to install; all you need to do is drill a hole, blow out the debris and fasten the screw in place to secure. When fastening, it creates its own threads in the material.

Check out our full fixings range including flat roofing fasteners, facade screw anchors and sleeve anchors.


What self-tapping screw do I need?

Self-tapping screws can be used on a variety of metal, plastic and timber applications, however, each has its best use cases:
 

Self-tapping screw for metal

The following self-tapping screws are ideal for fixing steel and aluminium sheet metal to substructures:

If you're side-lap stitching or fixing profiled steel sheets in highly corrosive areas, you need screws that are most resistant to rust. For this, EJOT Corremaks screws are perfect:

 

Self-tapping screw for wood

If you're fixing timber to a substructure such as decking, you need a woodscrew with deep and coarse threads so it can create a firm grip.

 

Self-tapping masonry screws

If you're installing doors or window frames in your home, you need a heavy-duty screw that ensures complete security. EJOT Frame Anchor screws are burglar resistant, provide reliable anchoring and have a countersunk head to ensure a flush finish.


Check out our full concrete screw range for more.

UKFR - The Best Place To Buy Self-Tapping Screws

At UKFR, we're a reliable supplier of self-tapping screws, with happy customers all across the country trusting us with their construction projects. We've been working in this industry for 50 years and because of this, we know the importance of having the right screws for your project.

If you have any questions or are unsure about what you need, please feel free to get in touch with us today. We're always happy to help!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Self-tapping screws have a pointed end and a threaded shaft which creates its own threads as it is driven into a pre-drilled pilot hole. Made from stainless and carbon steel, they are most suitable for metal, plastic and timber applications requiring a strong & secure connection.

Self-drilling screws are similar, however, they do not require a pilot hole. Whilst they will save you time, they can wear down over time and can cause the material to split upon entry.

First, drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the screw's diameter in the material you are attaching the screw to. Once the pilot hole is made, insert the self-tapping screw and begin turning it clockwise. As it is turned, it will cut its threads into the material, creating a secure and tight connection. 

When screwing in, make sure to not over-tighten the screw as it can strip the threads or cause the material to split.

Removing self-tapping screws can be tricky, but can be done. Identify the type of screw head and use the accompanying screwdriver/drillbit to unscrew it from the material. Self-tapping screws vary in head type, including countersunk, hex and pan head. If it is a hex head screw, you can remove it using a hand tool such as a spanner or wrench.