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Premium Solid Brass Wood Screws - Timeless Elegance & Superior Resistance

Elevate Your Projects with Unmatched Quality and Style

Our premium solid brass wood screws are more than just fasteners; they are a statement of quality and a nod to classic craftsmanship. Designed for durability, beauty, and long-lasting performance, these screws provide the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal for a wide range of applications.

Product Overview

Crafted from genuine solid brass, these screws offer exceptional corrosion resistance, a warm, inviting finish, and a non-magnetic property that makes them ideal for specific uses. Whether you're restoring antique furniture, building custom cabinetry, or working on marine projects, our brass screws ensure a secure hold and an exquisite touch that only real brass can provide.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine Solid Brass Construction: Unlike plated alternatives, our screws are made from 100% solid brass, ensuring consistent color throughout, superior durability, and the ability to be polished or aged naturally over time without chipping or flaking.
• Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: Brass naturally resists rust and corrosion, making these screws an excellent choice for indoor and outdoor applications, especially in humid environments, marine settings, or areas exposed to mild chemicals.
• Timeless Aesthetic Appeal: The warm, golden hue of brass adds a touch of classic elegance and sophistication to any project. Perfect for visible applications where appearance matters.
• Non-Magnetic Properties: Ideal for specific electrical, laboratory, or sensitive instrument applications where magnetic interference must be avoided.
• Good Electrical Conductivity: While primarily used as fasteners, brass's conductive properties can be beneficial in certain electrical fixture applications.
• Durable & Long-Lasting: Designed for strength and longevity, these screws will maintain their integrity and appearance for years to come.

Ideal Applications

• Fine Woodworking & Furniture: Attach hinges, handles, decorative trim, or join components in high-end furniture, cabinets, and custom millwork.
• Marine & Boat Building: Excellent for boat interiors, deck fittings, and other applications where saltwater corrosion resistance is paramount.
• Antique Restoration: Perfect for authentically repairing or replicating period pieces, blending seamlessly with existing brass hardware.
• Electrical Fixtures: Secure switch plates, outlet covers, lamp bases, and other decorative electrical components.
• Crafts & Hobby Projects: Add a professional and refined finish to jewelry boxes, picture frames, and various decorative crafts.
• Architectural Detail: Ideal for visible fastening in historical renovations or projects aiming for a classic, upscale look.

Specifications (Common Examples - Please check specific product listings for exact details)

• Material: Solid Brass (typically CDA 260 or similar alloy for optimal strength and workability)
• Head Types:
  • Flat Head (Countersunk): Sits flush with the surface for a smooth, finished look.
  • Pan Head: Slightly rounded, sits above the surface, offering a good bearing area.
  • Round Head: Decorative, domed head that sits proud of the surface.
  • Oval Head: Combines features of flat and round heads, often used for a semi-decorative, countersunk finish.
• Drive Types:
  • Phillips Drive: Cross-shaped recess for improved torque and reduced cam-out.
  • Slotted Drive: Traditional single-slot recess, common in antique reproductions.
• Thread Type: Coarse thread, designed for optimal grip in wood.
• Common Sizes (Gauge x Length): Available in a wide range, e.g., #4 x 1/2", #6 x 3/4", #8 x 1", #10 x 1 1/2", etc.
• Finish: Natural polished brass, designed to age gracefully or be maintained with polish.

Installation Tips for Brass Screws

• Always Drill a Pilot Hole: Brass is softer than steel and can snap if over-torqued without adequate pilot holes. Ensure the pilot hole diameter is appropriate for the screw's shank and threads.
• Consider Lubrication: A touch of wax or soap on the threads can significantly reduce friction and prevent snapping, especially in hardwoods.
• Use the Correct Driver: A properly sized Phillips or slotted screwdriver bit is crucial to prevent stripping the screw head.
• Avoid Over-Tightening: Apply gentle, consistent pressure. Brass screws do not require the same torque as steel.

Why Choose Our Brass Screws?

We pride ourselves on supplying fasteners that meet the highest standards of quality and aesthetics. Our solid brass screws are meticulously manufactured to provide reliable performance and an authentic, enduring beauty that will enhance any project. Invest in the lasting quality and distinguished look of genuine brass.

Ordering Information

Our Brass Screws are available in various sizes, head types, and pack quantities to suit your specific project needs. Browse our selection today and find the perfect fasteners to complete your masterpiece.

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