Socket set screws, also known as grub screws, are available in a variety of sizes at competitive prices. Essentially, fully threaded headless screws with a hexagonal recess at one end. Often used in engineering, automotive, watch-making, and other precision-based applications. The screws are used to generate a compressive load and help stop any rotational movement, or lateral movement, and resist vibration. The screws are available in a cup, cone, and flat points with bulk prices available across the range.
Socket Set Screws are also known as grub screws and are essentially fully threaded, headless screws with a hexagonal recess at one end. For use with Allen keys and hex drives, they are a high strength fastener available in a variety of flat, cup, point, and cone points to suit numerous situations.
What are Socket Set Screws used for?
Often used in engineering, automotive, watch-making and other precision-based applications. The screws are available in cup, cone, and flat points. The screws are used to generate a compressive load and help stop any rotational movement, lateral movement, and resist vibration.
What are Socket Set Screws made from?
The set screws are supplied from Fusion Fixings in A2 stainless steel and self-colour, with metric, unified national coarse thread (UNC) and unified national fine threads (UNF).
