It is a type of screw with a rounded, bugle-shaped head that allows it to sit smoothly against the surface without damaging the material. It has an Allen socket in the head, which means you can tighten or loosen it using an Allen wrench. The "M6" indicates the screw has a 6mm diameter, and it’s commonly used for secure, flush fastening in wood or other materials.

It is a type of screw with a rounded, bugle-shaped head that allows it to sit smoothly against the surface without damaging the material. It has an Allen socket in the head, which means you can tighten or loosen it using an Allen wrench.

It is a type of screw with a flat, conical head that sits flush with the surface when fully installed. It has a hexagonal Allen socket in the head, which allows it to be tightened or loosened using an Allen wrench. The "M6" indicates that the screw has a 6mm diameter. It's commonly used in applications where a smooth, flush finish is needed.

It is a type of screw with a flat, conical head that sits flush with the surface when fully installed. It has a hexagonal Allen socket in the head, which allows it to be tightened or loosened using an Allen wrench. The "M6" indicates that the screw has a 6mm diameter.

It is a type of screw designed to create its own hole as it is driven into a material. The flat tip helps it to start easily and tap threads into the material, allowing a secure fit without needing a pre-drilled hole.

It is a type of fastener with a rounded, pan-shaped head and a Phillips cross-shaped recess. It has a sharp tip that allows it to drill into materials as it is screwed in, making it easy to install without needing a pre-drilled hole in many cases. The pan head provides a larger surface for better grip.