IDEAL screw for steel M6×28 mm, thread pitch 1.0 mm, pack of 10

Self-tapping screw for steel by IDEAL, size M6×28 mm with a 1.0 mm thread pitch, sold in a pack of 10. This screw is intended for creating and securing metric M6 threads in thin to moderate steel sheets and light structural elements. The 28 mm length provides sufficient engagement for typical sheet metal joins and assemblies while the 1.0 mm thread pitch ensures standard M6 compatibility. The product is supplied in a small pack suitable for maintenance tasks, installation jobs, and small production runs.

Advantages

The IDEAL M6×28 self-tapping screw offers reliable mechanical connection in steel substrates without the need for pre-formed nuts. Its 1.0 mm thread pitch matches common M6 fastening standards, enabling interchangeability with other M6 components. Manufactured to provide consistent thread cutting and reduced risk of cross-threading when used with appropriate pilot holes and correct torque. The pack of 10 is convenient for repairs, prototypes, and smaller installation tasks.

Suitable for

• Fastening sheet metal panels and brackets
• Light structural assemblies and frame components
• Repair and maintenance of metal enclosures and housings
• Attaching fittings, small hardware, and mounting plates to steel

Key specifications

• Thread size: M6
• Length: 28 mm
• Thread pitch: 1.0 mm
• Type: self-tapping screw for steel
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces

How to use

For best results, mark and drill an appropriate pilot hole in the steel workpiece before installation; pilot hole diameter should match the material thickness and the screw’s self-tapping requirements. Align the parts to be joined, insert the screw, and drive it using an appropriate screwdriver or driver bit at controlled speed and torque to avoid over-tightening. For repeated use in the same hole, inspect thread quality and replace screws if deformation or wear is apparent.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant or coated fasteners and apply thread-locking compounds when required by the application environment. Select a pilot hole size suitable for the steel grade and thickness, and set torque limits on power tools to prevent stripping and ensure secure, repeatable joints.