Brass Wood Screws

Brass wood screws are a type of fastener used for securing wood, typically made of brass. Brass is a copper zinc alloy with good toughness and thermal conductivity, which can withstand high torque and is suitable for situations where heavy objects need to be installed. Brass wood screws usually have excellent corrosion resistance and wear resistance, but untreated brass screws are very sensitive to corrosion and prone to copper green, so it is recommended to use them only indoors. There are various head types of brass wood screws, including flat head, round head, cross countersunk head, etc., to meet different installation needs. Their design features include slotting, chamfering, and threaded structures, which help improve the biting force between screws and wood, thereby enhancing the fixing effect.