Stainless Steel Pan Head Screws 10x19mm (50 Pack)

The Stainless Steel Pan Head screws 10x19mm fix the Sunglaze base profile to metal subframes in highly corrosive environments. Where a glazing system goes into a coastal area, an industrial zone or a high-moisture position, standard coated screws are often the first point of failure. These screws are made from high-grade stainless steel, which resists rust, oxidation and tea-staining without relying on a coating.

The pan head has a broad, flat underside that gives a high-torque clamping surface, holding the aluminium base firmly to the steel or aluminium structure without deforming the profile. At 19mm long, the screw is precision-calibrated for metal-to-metal connections, giving secure thread engagement without excessive protrusion.

Using stainless steel also reduces the risk of galvanic corrosion, which can occur when dissimilar metals meet in damp or salty conditions. That keeps the structural framework sound and prevents the rust streaks that would show on clear polycarbonate panels.

Key Features

• High-grade stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance
• 10g x 19mm, sized for metal-to-metal connections
• Pan head with a broad clamping surface
• Coastal grade protection against rust and tea-staining
• Reduces galvanic corrosion between dissimilar metals
• Supplied in a 50 pack

Specifications

Applications

• Coastal properties with salt exposure
• Industrial zones with airborne pollution
• Fixing the Sunglaze base to steel or aluminium frames

What You Need To Complete The Job

These screws fix the Aluminium Sunglaze Base to the metal frame. Pair them with the Aluminium Sunglaze Cap to complete the joiner. The full Sunglaze system is in the Sunglaze category.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I need stainless steel screws?

Use stainless steel where standard coated screws would fail: coastal properties within reach of salt spray, industrial areas with airborne pollution, and any high-moisture position. Stainless steel resists rust and tea-staining without a coating that can wear off.

What is galvanic corrosion?

It happens when two different metals meet in a damp or salty environment and a small electrical current forms between them, accelerating corrosion. Aluminium and low-grade steel are a common pair. Stainless steel reduces that risk when it is the fixing between them.

Are these screws for timber or metal?

These are metal screws for steel and aluminium subframes. For a timber frame in the same corrosive environment, use the matching stainless steel timber pan head screw.

How many screws are in a pack?

Each pack contains 50 screws. Allow one at each fixing position along the base track and order enough for the length of your joiner run.

Will stainless steel mark the panels?

No. Because stainless steel does not corrode, it will not run rust streaks down the panels or the aluminium profiles. That is the clean, maintenance-free result you pay for with a stainless fixing.