The head of countersunk head screws is designed to be low enough to sink into the surface of the mounting material and is usually used in situations where a smooth appearance is required.
Self-tapping screw: Self-tapping screw is a screw that can self-tap in a specific material (such as wood, thin metal sheet, etc.).
B tooth: This may refer to the thread type or specification of the screw, but "B tooth" is not a standard thread type name. It may refer to a specific, non-standard, or manufacturer-defined thread specification. Square groove: This refers to the groove of the screw head, and the square groove (also known as the cross groove) is a common groove for use with a Phillips screwdriver.