
Description
Description
Socket set screws also known as grub screws have no head and are typically tightened or loosened with a square or hex key. A slotted set screw can be adjusted with a screwdriver. Socket set screws prevent movement of a pulley or similar machine part relative to a shaft. A cup point set screw has a rounded tip that grips and resists deforming the shaft surface. A flat point screw provides more contact with the shaft.
- A headless screw threaded the entire length
- Length is measured as overall length including the tip
- Has a hexagonal drive at one end and a cup point shaped indention at the other end
- The most used style set screw used for permanent location of one part to another
- Often used as adjusting screws and can be used to replace dowel pins
- Item: Set Screw
Specifications
General
- Finish
- Black Oxide
- Measurement System
- Metric
- Origin
- Imported
- Type
- Full Threaded
- Material
- Alloy Steel
Dimensions
- Length
- 20 mm
- Thread Type
- Coarse
- Diameter
- M3
- Width Across Corner
- 1.733 mm
- Drive Size
- 1.5 mm
- Point Diameter
- 1.15 – 1.40 mm
- Key Engagement
- 1.2 mm
Features
- Drive Type
- Internal Hex
- Head Style
- Socket Cap
- Point Type
- Cup
- Grade
- Class 10.9
- Tensile Strength
- 150,800 psi
Certifications & Standards
- Standards
- DIN 916 - ISO 898-1