pan head screw

The listings show the screws as metal—primarily steel (carbon steel is common, often with a black-oxide finish). Anchors are made of nylon or other plastic materials.

Most of the pan head screws use a pan (or truss) head with a Phillips drive—many listings specify a #2 Phillips. Some specialty kits (e.g., pocket-hole screws) use square drives instead.

Sheet-metal and self-tapping pan head screws typically have coarse threads, while woodworking and pocket-hole screw kits may include both coarse and fine thread options.

Most require Phillips drivers (often a #2 Phillips). Some pocket‑hole or specialty screw kits use square‑drive bits.

The wall anchors are made of nylon or plastic. At least one kit pairs those plastic anchors with zinc‑plated steel screws.