Technical Specifications

1. Material:

   • Stainless Steel
   • Carbon Steel
   • Alloy Steel
   • Brass or Bronze

2. Threading:

   • Fully threaded (ISO/UNC/UNF standards)
   • Metric and imperial sizes available

3. Drive Types:

   • Hex (Allen) drive
   • Square drive
   • Slot drive

4. Point Styles:

   • Flat Point
   • Cup Point
   • Cone Point
   • Dog Point
   • Knurled Point

5. Sizes:

   • Metric: M1 to M24
   • Imperial: 1/8” to 1”

6. Finishes:

   • Polished
   • Black Oxide
   • Zinc-Plated
   • Galvanized

7. Hardness:

   • Varies based on material, generally 22–60 HRC (for steel variants).

Features

1. Compact Design: Fully threaded with no protruding head for space-saving applications.
2. Variety of Point Styles: Designed to suit different applications like alignment, grip, or penetration.
3. Corrosion Resistance: Available in stainless steel and coated finishes for enhanced durability.
4. Versatile Drive Systems: Comes with multiple drive types for ease of installation.
5. High-Strength Materials: Built for holding parts securely under stress.
6. Customizable: Can be manufactured to specific lengths, threads, and finishes.

Uses of Set Screws

1. Machinery: To fix rotating parts like gears or pulleys on a shaft.
2. Automotive: In securing components in vehicles where space is limited.
3. Electronics: For assembling small mechanical components or securing parts in circuits.
4. Furniture: Often used in flat-pack furniture assembly for invisible fastening.
5. Industrial Applications: For aligning and securing mechanical assemblies.
6. Medical Devices: In precision equipment due to its compact and reliable fastening.