Metallics JRBWS22 Screw 10 x 5/8 RH SL WS BR (Jar 100)

That is the intended use. Metallics catalogs the JRBWS22 as an electrical fastener, and a #10 x 5/8 inch wood screw is the common size for anchoring boxes, straps, clamps, and plates to wood framing or wood-backed surfaces. Note it is a wood screw, so it needs wood or a wood substrate behind it, not sheet metal or drywall alone.

It will not. The JRBWS22 is a wood screw, so the thread is cut for wood fiber and it needs a wood member or wood blocking to bite into. For steel studs, box ears, or sheet metal you need a sheet metal or self-drilling screw, or a machine screw with the matching tapped hole. Confirm the substrate is wood before ordering this one.

Each jar holds 100 of the #10 x 5/8 inch round head slotted wood screws. Metallics packs them in a jar rather than a loose box, which is what you want in a van or on a cart where a torn carton spills.

The JRBWS22 carries a BR designation for brass finish, so the round head matches brass cover plates, brass hinges, and brass wood trim. If you need the head to disappear against a brass escutcheon or a brass device plate, this is the finish to specify.

The JRBWS22 is a round head screw, which seats on top of the surface and does not need a countersink. Use it where the part you are fastening has a flat unchamfered hole, like a strap, clamp, or metal bracket, and where the slightly proud head is acceptable. If the hole is countersunk or the head has to sit flush with the surface, you want a flat head wood screw of the same #10 x 5/8 size instead.

No. It is a slotted screw, so you need a flat blade driver or an SL bit. Match the blade width to the slot and avoid a cam-out that mars the brass head. If your crew is standardized on Phillips or square drive bits, specify a different drive type.