Metric Screws
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Metric Machine Screws, Phillips Flat Head DIN 965, Class 4.8 Zinc
(150) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 663.png Metric Machine Screws, Phillips Flat Head DIN 965, A2-70 Stainless
(217) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 674.png Metric Machine Screws, Phillips Pan Head DIN 7985, Class 4.8 Zinc
(217) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 662.png Metric Machine Screws, Phillips Pan Head DIN 7985, A2-70 Stainless
(256) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 676.png Metric Machine Screws, Phillips Pan Head DIN 7985, A4-70 Stainless
(160) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 681.png Metric Machine Screws, Slotted Flat Head DIN 963, Class 4.8 Zinc
(48) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 656.png Metric Machine Screws, Slotted Flat Head DIN 963, A2-70 Stainless
(162) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 516.png Metric Machine Screws, Slotted Pan Head DIN 85, Class 4.8 Zinc
(17) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 085.png Metric Machine Screws, Slotted Pan Head DIN 85, A2-70 Stainless
(158) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. V95.png Metric Machine Screws, Slotted Cheese Head DIN 84, A2-70 Stainless
(146) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. 093 - din-84 slotted cheese head screw.jpg Metric Machine Screws, 6 Lobe Pan Head ISO 14583, Class 4.8 Zinc
(44) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. V32.png Metric Machine Screws, 6 Lobe Pan Head ISO 14583, A2-70 Stainless
(92) Machine screws are straight shank parts designed to bind metal to metal by going through an opening pre-tapped to form the same configuration as the threads of the machine screw. The thread runs the entire length of the shaft. Most machine screws do not have a point, although a header point model does exist. V38.png Metric Sems, Phillips Pan Head , Class 4.8 Zinc
(41) Sems are machine screws and freely-rotating, captive washers manufactured as one assembly. Sems are usually used as locking screws, with the washer providing the locking action. Machine pre-assembly of these two parts may provide cost savings to the end user, especially in high-volume applications for machine screws. 661.png 