Audited Supplier
M-MSST003
Carbon Steel
Headless Blind Grub
Hexagon
Common Bolt
Hex Socket Head
DIN, GB, ANSI, BSW, JIS, GOST, Customized
8.8
1018/1144/A36/A366/A573/A653
Cup/Flat/Cone/Oval/Knurled/Plain/Conical/Dog/Tip
1/8"~6" 3mm~150mm
Available
Hilow
Polywoven Bag Palletizing
#1~5/8 M1.6~M16
China
7318150000
Product Description
Set Screw
| Type: | Set Screw |
| Definition: | Set screws are a type of blind screw, designed to hold collars, pulleys, or gears on shafts. If you used a hex bolt, you'd most likely find that the assembly failed to work efficiently and smoothly due to resistance from the bolt's head. |
| Description: | Set screws are different than traditional screws. As previously mentioned, they don't have a head or tip. The head is a common part of a traditional screw. It may feature a recess that supports a flat-head or Phillips head bit, or it may feature a hexagonal shape that supports a wrench. Types of set screws Set screws have different point types based on the characteristics required out of them. A few examples of its point types are, plain cup, knurled cup, flat, oval, cone, conical, half dog, and soft tipped. |
| Application: | Set screws allow for the full length of a tool to be placed inside of an item. Standard screws come with a head attached to one end, while set screws don't have any head at all. Since set screws can be so useful, there are some things to consider when choosing the perfect one. Set screws are a type of blind screw, designed to hold collars, pulleys, or gears on shafts. If you used a hex bolt, you'd most likely find that the assembly failed to work efficiently and smoothly due to resistance from the bolt's head. Set screws are widely used in all manner of engineering, product design and repair applications, often to keep a potentially moving part locked in place. This could involve fixing a component against a baseplate, for example, in various sorts of panel arrays and mechanical assemblies. |
| Others: | A set screw is often headless and threaded along its entire length, so that it will sit entirely inside that hole; in which case it may be called a grub screw or blind screw. |
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