Socket Screws

RS PRO Metric Countersunk Stainless Steel Hexagon Screw RS PRO hexagon socket countersunk screws are an excellent choice when you need a fastener to sit flush or below the surface of your material. These popular metric thread countersunk screws are manufactured from A2 (304) stainless steel and are designed for light duty applications where space is limited. These fasteners are used where a strong, reliable joint is required. These screws have an attractive, quality appearance and finish wherever they are used and give you exceptional resistance to corrosion. These screws fasteners can be tightened or undone using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits: Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5 and M6 Good corrosion resistance Countersunk – the head does not stick out so that nothing can hit it and interfere with the operation of the application Also used in many internal joinery applications Requires a Hex key / Allen key Typical Applications include: Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which requires parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: Woodworking Domestic applications Fasteners and fixings Machine tooling and repair Security guarding Panel Building Electronic applications Automotive industry Medical applications Facilities and maintenance applications FAQs What is a socket screw? ...

RS PRO Metric Countersunk Stainless Steel Hexagon Screw RS PRO hexagon socket countersunk screws are an excellent choice when you need a fastener to sit flush or below the surface of your material. These popular metric thread countersunk screws are manufactured from A2 (304) stainless steel and are designed for light duty applications where space is limited. These fasteners are used where a strong, reliable joint is required. These screws have an attractive, quality appearance and finish wherever they are used and give you exceptional resistance to corrosion. These screws fasteners can be tightened or undone using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits: Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5 and M6 Good corrosion resistance Countersunk – the head does not stick out so that nothing can hit it and interfere with the operation of the application Also used in many internal joinery applications Requires a Hex key / Allen key Typical Applications include: Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which requires parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: Woodworking Domestic applications Fasteners and fixings Machine tooling and repair Security guarding Panel Building Electronic applications Automotive industry Medical applications Facilities and maintenance applications FAQs What is a socket screw? ...

RS PRO A2 Stainless Steel Hexagon Socket Head Screws, Metric Thread The RS PRO hexagon head socket cap screws have a narrow head and are perfect for use in hard to reach areas. The fasteners areuseful in machine repair and maintenance and in many sectors. As these socket cap screws are made from A2 (304) stainless stee, they are ideal for use in the food and beverage industry. A2 stainless steel provides good corrosion resistance and is more affordable than A4 (316) stainless steel. The socket screws can be tightened or loosened using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: • Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used • Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective • Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point • Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits • Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5, M6, M8 and M10 • Manufactured from A2 stainless steel • Can be used instead of hex bolt when there is less clearance • Socket Head Cap Screw – strongest of all head styles • Head height is equal to shank diameter Applications Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which require parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: • Fasteners and fixings • Machine tooling and repair • Security guarding • Electronic applications • Automotive industry • Domestic applications • Medical applications • Facilities and maintenance applications What is a socket screw? ...

RS PRO A2 Stainless Steel Hexagon Socket Head Screws, Metric Thread The RS PRO hexagon head socket cap screws have a narrow head and are perfect for use in hard to reach areas. The fasteners areuseful in machine repair and maintenance and in many sectors. As these socket cap screws are made from A2 (304) stainless stee, they are ideal for use in the food and beverage industry. A2 stainless steel provides good corrosion resistance and is more affordable than A4 (316) stainless steel. The socket screws can be tightened or loosened using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: • Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used • Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective • Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point • Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits • Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5, M6, M8 and M10 • Manufactured from A2 stainless steel • Can be used instead of hex bolt when there is less clearance • Socket Head Cap Screw – strongest of all head styles • Head height is equal to shank diameter Applications Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which require parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: • Fasteners and fixings • Machine tooling and repair • Security guarding • Electronic applications • Automotive industry • Domestic applications • Medical applications • Facilities and maintenance applications What is a socket screw? ...

RS PRO Metric Thread 8.8 BZP Socket Set Screw From the trusted RS PRO brand, these high-quality hexagon head set screws are ideal for many applications. The grade 8.8 hexagon socket set screws are a fully threaded fastener for reliable fixing wth a relevant sized nut. The socket set screws are used to join many kinds of materials together, and are suitable for you to use in a dry, indoor environment. These fasteners have bright zinc-plated finish ensuring not only an element of corrosion resistance but also an attractive, quality appearance and finish wherever they are used. The hexagonal head assures they can be tightened with a spanner or appropriately sized hex driver. Features and Benefits • Grade 8.8 high tensile steel set screws • Zinc plated • Can be used with nuts or in a tapped hole Applications Set screws, in the UK refer to a fully threaded bolt with a hexagonal head, and not as an alternative name for a grub screw. They can be used as fixing to secure many types of material together, such as wood to metal, or metal to metal. They are very common adn versatile form of fastener and can be used with spring washers and lock nuts for an even more secure fastening. They are typically used for; • Machinery • Woodwork • Construction Why RS PRO? RS PRO aims to be your go-to brand for reliability and value for money. We source great parts at great prices and test everything with our in-house experts to ensure the quality you need. When it comes to tools and fasteners, we know that versatility and dependability are what you need. As such, we stock a variety of mainstay and specialist fasteners and couplers to suit any application. Whether you're a professional electrician, plumber, builder or DIY enthusiast, RS PRO is here to support you. Note Requires a spanner

RS PRO Metric Countersunk Stainless Steel Hexagon Screw RS PRO hexagon socket countersunk screws are an excellent choice when you need a fastener to sit flush or below the surface of your material. These popular metric thread countersunk screws are manufactured from A2 (304) stainless steel and are designed for light duty applications where space is limited. These fasteners are used where a strong, reliable joint is required. These screws have an attractive, quality appearance and finish wherever they are used and give you exceptional resistance to corrosion. These screws fasteners can be tightened or undone using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits: Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5 and M6 Good corrosion resistance Countersunk – the head does not stick out so that nothing can hit it and interfere with the operation of the application Also used in many internal joinery applications Requires a Hex key / Allen key Typical Applications include: Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which requires parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: Woodworking Domestic applications Fasteners and fixings Machine tooling and repair Security guarding Panel Building Electronic applications Automotive industry Medical applications Facilities and maintenance applications FAQs What is a socket screw? ...

RS PRO Metric Countersunk Stainless Steel Hexagon Screw RS PRO hexagon socket countersunk screws are an excellent choice when you need a fastener to sit flush or below the surface of your material. These popular metric thread countersunk screws are manufactured from A2 (304) stainless steel and are designed for light duty applications where space is limited. These fasteners are used where a strong, reliable joint is required. These screws have an attractive, quality appearance and finish wherever they are used and give you exceptional resistance to corrosion. These screws fasteners can be tightened or undone using an Allen key or a hex key. They can have various tip point types which include: Cup point – concave tip, most commonly used Flat point – used for frequent resetting or relocating, simple and cost-effective Cone point – pointed tip, designed for a more permanent installation, highest holding capability due to the precise contact of the cone point Half Dog point – the tip is cylindrical Features and Benefits: Various thread sizes available, including M3, M4, M5 and M6 Good corrosion resistance Countersunk – the head does not stick out so that nothing can hit it and interfere with the operation of the application Also used in many internal joinery applications Requires a Hex key / Allen key Typical Applications include: Although uses may vary, as standard, these screws are fasteners for industrial equipment or machines which requires parts to be fixed onto a surface or together. The socket will need to be the same metric thread as the screw itself. As an example, some of the types of uses would be: Woodworking Domestic applications Fasteners and fixings Machine tooling and repair Security guarding Panel Building Electronic applications Automotive industry Medical applications Facilities and maintenance applications FAQs What is a socket screw? ...