Our premium hexagon socket machine screws (also known as hex socket cap screws or Allen machine screws) deliver exceptional clamping force and vibration resistance for industrial and mechanical applications. These precision-engineered fasteners feature an internal hex drive design that provides superior torque transmission compared to standard screw heads.
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | Hexagon Socket (Internal Hex) |
| Head Style | Socket Cap, Button Head, Flat Head |
| Thread Type | Machine Screw Thread (UNF, UNC, Metric) |
| Materials | Stainless Steel (304, 316), Alloy Steel, Titanium |
| Strength Grades | Grade 8.8, 10.9, 12.9 (Steel); A2-70, A4-80 (Stainless) |
| Surface Treatments | Zinc Plated, Black Oxide, Passivated, Plain |
| Size Range | M2 to M24 (Metric); #4 to 1" (Imperial) |
| Length Range | 5mm to 200mm (depending on diameter) |
Our hex socket machine screws are widely used in:
Unlike standard hex head screws, our hexagon socket machine screws offer distinct advantages:
Q: What's the difference between hex socket machine screws and regular hex bolts?
A: Hex socket screws have internal drive (Allen key) while hex bolts have external wrench flats. Socket screws provide better torque and space efficiency.
Q: Can these screws be used in high-temperature applications?
A: Our stainless steel and titanium hex socket screws can withstand temperatures up to 800°F (427°C) depending on material grade.
Q: Do you provide custom lengths or special thread types?
A: Yes, we offer custom manufacturing for special diameters, lengths, thread pitches, and material requirements.
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