Countersunk screw can also be called flat head screw, countersunk screw, semi-countersunk screw, semi-countersunk screw. Generally, countersunk head screws are cross-recessed, which is the national standard number above the national standard specification, that is, the national standard number is GB/T846-1985. Countersunk screws are generally made of metal screws and wires. After forming, they are rubbed into a cylindrical shape. The head is flat, such as a inclined plane around the side of the screw, so that the screw can lock the screw cap or other objects tightly.