Patta Screws Price List and Quote Details | Hebei Wotu Fastener Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Patta screw pricing depends less on the name used in the inquiry and more on the exact screw form: head style, thread type, point, diameter, length, material, coating and packing. A useful price list starts with the application, such as fixing sheet metal, furniture board, roofing sheet, or a pre-drilled assembly.
For Hebei Wotu Fastener Manufacturing Co., Ltd., a buyer should confirm what “patta screw” means in their local specification before comparing quotes. The same term may be used differently by different buyers, so a drawing, sample photo, or previous invoice description can prevent a wrong quotation.
Brand: Wotu Surface: blue and white zinc plated Specifications: Chinese national standard 6#/8#/10#/12#/16#/20#, rod length 35mm~250mm full range of specifications in stock, supports nonstandard length customization Packaging: 25kg cartons, full pallets packed on wooden pallets, support neutral packaging, private-label customization
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Brand: Wotu Standard basis: German standard DIN934-1987, metric coarse thread/fine thread universal thread Surface: 304 stainless steel Specifications: M6～M24 full range of specifications Supporting equipment: same specification bolts, flat washer, spring washer complete set of shipment Packaging: 25kg standard carton, whole wooden pallet packaging
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Brand: Hengzuan Surface: blue and white zinc plated Specifications: in stock ST4.2/ST4.8full range of specifications, length 13~50mm in stock, support nonstandard length customization Packaging: 25kg cartons, solid wood packaging, support neutral packaging, private-label customization
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Brand: Hengzuan Surface: Color zinc plated, optional blue-white zinc plated, black oxide treatment Specifications: Chinese national standard ST4.2/ST4.8/ST5.5 specifications, rod length 13~50mm in stock, supports nonstandard length customization Packaging: 25kg export cartons, full wooden pallets wrapped with film, supports neutral packaging, private-label customization
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Brand: Hengzuan Surface: blue and white zinc plated, can be customized color zinc plated, black oxide plated Specifications: Comply with GB/T15856.2-2002 Chinese national standard, in stock ST4.2/ST4.8/ST5.5 full range of specifications, length 13mm~75mm optional, supports customized nonstandard rod lengths; drilling adaptation plate thickness 0.7~6mm Packaging: 25kg export cartons, full pallets wrapped with film, supports neutral export packaging, customer private-label customization
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Brand: Hengzuan Surface: blue and white zinc plated, can be customized color zinc plated, black oxide plated Specifications: in stock 3.5/3.9/4.2/4.8/5.5 mainstream wire diameter, rod length 13mm~75mm full size range, nonstandard length can be customized as needed Packaging: 25kg export cartons, full wooden pallets wrapped with film, supports neutral export packaging, private-label customization
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When reviewing patta screw options, compare the functional details that affect fit: head shape, drive type, thread pitch, drill or tapping point, length under head, coating, and packaging. These details make the price meaningful and reduce the risk of receiving a similar-looking screw that does not suit the job.
| Criterion | What To Check | Why It Matters | Buyer Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact screw style behind the price | Confirm the head type, drive type, point type, thread form, and whether the quote is for self-tapping, self-drilling, or another screw style. | A patta screws price list is only useful if the listed item matches the job. Similar-looking screws can differ in drilling ability, holding strength, and installation method. | Ask: Which drawing, sample, or product code does this price apply to? |
| Size and length basis | Compare diameter, overall length, thread length, and any washer or head dimensions included in the listed price. | Small changes in size can change material usage, packing count, installation fit, and the final cost per usable fastener. | Ask: Can you quote the same screw in the sizes we actually use, rather than only standard list sizes? |
| Material and surface finish | Verify the base material and coating or plating stated for each price line, and ask whether alternatives are available for indoor, outdoor, or roofing use. | Finish affects corrosion resistance, appearance, and service life. A lower unit price may not be cheaper if the coating is unsuitable for the environment. | Ask: What material and finish are included in this price, and what changes if we choose a different coating? |
| Washer, sealing, or accessory inclusion | Check whether the price includes any washer, bonded seal, cap, or separate accessory, or if the screw is quoted alone. | For roofing and sheet-fixing applications, the washer or seal can affect leakage risk and installed cost. Comparing screw-only pricing with assembled pricing can be misleading. | Ask: Is the washer pre-assembled, packed separately, or not included in this price? |
| Quotation unit and order terms | Confirm whether the price is per piece, per thousand pieces, per kilogram, or per carton, and check the minimum order quantity, packing method, and validity period. | Fastener prices can look different depending on the quotation unit and packing basis. Order quantity and packaging also affect handling, freight, and inventory planning. | Ask: Please show the unit price, packing count, MOQ, and quote validity on the same line as each screw size. |
The main distinction is between a general price indication and a project quotation. A price list can help with budgeting, but the final unit cost usually changes when the screw size, surface finish, order quantity, packaging method, and inspection requirements are fixed.
It also matters whether the screw must drill its own hole, tap into a prepared hole, or grip into wood-based board. Self-drilling, self-tapping, and coarse-thread board screws are not interchangeable in cost or performance, even if they look similar in a small photo.
Start by defining the screw, not the price. State the head type, drive recess, thread style, point type, nominal diameter, total length, material and finish. If the purchase is for furniture board, metal sheet, roofing, or a bracket assembly, say so; the application affects the thread and point more than many buyers expect.
Check the finish requirement carefully. Zinc plating, black finish, phosphating, hot-dip galvanizing, and other coatings serve different environments and create different cost levels. A low price can become expensive if the coating is unsuitable for moisture, outdoor exposure, or visible furniture hardware.
Avoid comparing quotations with different packing assumptions. Bulk cartons, small boxes, branded packaging, mixed sizes, pallet requirements and labeling all change handling cost. If you need a price list for resale, include the packing format; if you need screws for installation, focus first on consistent fit and assembly performance.
The next step is to send a short inquiry with the screw name used in your market, a photo or drawing, size range, finish, target quantity, packing preference and application. If the existing item is being replaced, include a sample or previous specification so the quotation matches the part you actually use.
| Criteria | Importance | Description | Example Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point and installation method | Critical because it determines whether the screw can start in the material and how much preparation the assembly requires. | Compare self-drilling points, self-tapping points used with a pilot hole, and standard sharp points for board or other applications. The correct choice depends on the material and installation process. | A metal-to-metal assembly may call for a self-drilling option, while a pre-drilled assembly may suit a tapping screw. |
| Thread and base material | Critical for engagement, holding behavior, and avoiding damage to the workpiece. | Thread form and pitch should match sheet metal, wood-based board, or another substrate. A coarse board thread is not automatically suitable for thin metal, and a metal screw may not provide the intended grip in board. | Furniture board and thin sheet metal can require different thread designs even when the screws have similar head shapes. |
| Head, drive, and visible finish | Important for seating, tool compatibility, surface appearance, and installation consistency. | Check the head shape, drive recess, head diameter, and whether the screw must sit flush or remain visible. These details can affect assembly time and the final appearance as well as the price. | A countersunk head may suit a flush furniture assembly, while a different head form may be selected for a bracket or sheet-metal fixing. |
| Material and surface finish | Important where moisture, outdoor exposure, corrosion, or appearance affects service life. | Compare the specified material and coating rather than treating all plated or finished screws as equivalent. The required finish should reflect the exposure and the appearance expected by the end user. | An indoor furniture application and an exposed roofing application may need different finish considerations. |
| Quantity and packing basis | Important for making price-list figures comparable and controlling handling or resale costs. | State the order quantity and whether the screws will be supplied in bulk cartons, smaller retail packs, mixed sizes, labeled boxes, or another format. A unit price without its packing basis can be misleading. | Installation stock may be requested in bulk cartons, while resale stock may require separate labeled packs. |
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Not reliably. Sheet metal may require a self-tapping or self-drilling point, furniture board commonly needs a suitable coarse thread and countersunk head, and roofing applications may require a sealing arrangement as well as the correct point and coating. Confirm the base material and installation method before comparing prices.
A self-drilling screw has a drill-shaped point intended to form its own starting hole in suitable material. A self-tapping screw forms or engages a thread but may require a pilot hole, depending on the material and design. They can look similar but are not automatically interchangeable.
No. Head design, drive recess, thread form, point type, steel or other material, coating, tolerance, packaging, and inspection requirements can all differ while the nominal diameter and length remain the same. Compare a complete specification rather than those two dimensions alone.
Provide the local product name, diameter and length, head and drive type, thread style, point type, material, finish, quantity, and packing preference. Add the application and a drawing, clear photo, sample description, or previous invoice details when the term “patta screw” could have more than one meaning.
Yes. Cartons, small boxes, labels, mixed-size packing, pallet requirements, and other handling instructions can change the quoted cost and should be stated before comparison. Ask the supplier to show which packing basis the price list uses so different quotations are evaluated on the same terms.
Please include the screw size, head and thread type, finish, quantity, packing preference, and the material it will fasten into. A photo, drawing, or previous sample description will help confirm the correct screw before pricing.
