Stainless Steel Set Screw, Carbon Steel Set Screw, Slotted Set Screw, Non-Standard Set Screw:
Quality Standard: GB (National Standard), DIN (German Standard), ANSI (American Standard).
Categories: Hex Socket Set Screws, Socket Head Set Screws
DIN913 A2 Flat Point Set Screw, DIN914 A2 Cone Point Set Screw, DIN915 A2 Half Dog Set Screw, DIN916 A2 Cup Point Set Screw, DIN916 with Knurling, Soft Nylon Tip Set Screw, Ball Point Set Screw, Torx Set Screw, Denoise, Carbon Steel Set Screw, Slotted Set Screw, Off-Center Rivet, Non-Standard Set Screw
Material: Set screws are normally stainless steel and brass material, but carbon steel and titanium, aluminum materials are also available for you.
Finish: The finish is very important for screws and bolts. if the material is stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, then the finish normally will be natural, but for carbon steel, could be a black oxide, plating, dacromet etc
Set screw is a type of screw generally used to secure an object within or against another object. The most common examples are securing a pulley or gear to a shaft. Socket set screw are headless, meaning that the screw is fully threaded and has no head projecting past the major diameter of the screw thread. Our set screws are durable and versatile for any application. Custom design screws are available. Our highly skilled team will work closely with customers to provide solutions.
Applications: Set screws are used in one component that has to be fixed within another one without any protrusions which could decrease the efficiency of the equipment. For example, fastening a gear and shaft assembly with a regular hex bolt might be inefficient as the hex head might cause inconveniences to the smooth operation of the assembly. In such situations, where protrusions are not desired, a set screw can effectively fasten the components together without interfering with the operations. Set Screws are widely used in machinery and equipment, civil hardware, and compact instruments, such as gear fixing, cam fixing, household door handle, hardware faucet, towel rack, etc.
How do you select set screws?
For standard set screws, normally you need to know the thread size, screw head size. Length, etc, or Custom set screw, Then you need to have a drawing.
