These Tapping Screws types of fixings are at the premium end of the market and may even be required to be shipped with stress test paperwork to ensure that they are certified for use in aircraft.

Other common uses of screws are dry lining screws that are widely used in the building industry in North America and Europe, with different dry lining screws being available for use in different applications such as wood or brick.

These dry lining screws can either come as a normal box of screws, or more often they come as collated screws on a plastic belt for use with a collated electric screwdriver that allows the dry lining screws to be put in very quickly with just one hand.

Probably the widest use of screws though is the humble wood screw, which comes in a massive range of types and sizes, and in varying materials from brass, to stainless steel, depending on the application they are needed for.

Large wood screws can be used to hold wooden roof trusses together, or for building stud walls in Hexagonal wood screws houses.
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