Metallics JTM81 6-32 x 3/4 in. Truss Head Combo Receptacle Screws - Steel Zinc - Each

Either a #2 Phillips or a flat blade. The JTM81 has a combination (combo) drive, slotted and Phillips in the same head, so whatever is already on your belt or in your 11-in-1 will turn it.

A truss head is wide and low. The broad flange spans an oversized or slightly damaged hole in a device strap and pulls the yoke tight, and the low profile keeps the head from interfering with the wall plate. The trade-off is that it sits on the surface rather than seating into a countersink, so it is for strap and bracket mounting, not for pulling a plate flush.

Steel with zinc plating is what the JTM81 is made of. Zinc plating handles indoor and generally dry or occasionally damp conditions, and it is the normal finish for device screws in commercial MRO stock. For wet locations, coastal exposure, or anywhere the box sees standing moisture, specify a stainless fastener instead.

Metallics JTM81. That number covers the 6-32 x 3/4 inch truss head combination drive screw in zinc plated steel. Metallics uses different numbers for other lengths in the same family, so quote JTM81 specifically if you want the 3/4 inch.

They ship in a jar, 100 screws per jar. That is the format most electricians keep on the van or on a shop shelf for restocking a pouch, rather than a blister pack of a few.

Not really. Wall plate screws are 6-32 but short with a decorative head that sits flush, and fixture canopies normally use 8-32. The JTM81 is a 3/4 inch truss head, which is sized for mounting devices and brackets to the box where you need extra thread reach and a wide bearing head.