Cross Screw is a category of fasteners designed for versatile and secure applications in various industries, including MRO and automation. These screws feature a unique cross-shaped head, allowing for efficient torque transmission and reduced cam-out during installation. Common types include Phillips, Pozidriv, and JIS cross screws, each with specific drive characteristics. Typical products in this category range from machine screws and self-tapping screws to specialized variants like wafer heads or security cross screws. The cross design enhances tool engagement, making them ideal for automated assembly systems and high-vibration environments. Materials include stainless steel, alloy steel, and brass, often with coatings like zinc plating or black oxide for corrosion resistance.