Resin screws are screws made from resin (plastic) instead of metal. These screws are very useful in specific applications and environments, particularly in situations where lightweight, insulation, corrosion resistance, and thermal insulation are required. ■ What is a pan head screw? A "pan head screw" is the most commonly used type of screw, and this shape is so widely recognized that it is often what people envision when they think of screws. It has a head shaped like an inverted pan, with rounded corners on the top surface, and it typically features a cross-shaped hole. ■ Features Lightweight: Resin screws have a lower specific gravity compared to metal screws, approximately 1/5 to 1/6 that of metal screws. Insulation: They have high electrical resistance and excellent insulating properties. Corrosion resistance: They are highly resistant to corrosion, eliminating concerns about rust and deterioration. Thermal insulation: They have low thermal conductivity and excellent thermal insulation properties. Non-magnetic: They do not possess magnetic properties. Design: They have a unique plastic appearance, offering excellent design potential.

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