Machine Screws “00” (0.047) up to 3/8″

Machine Screws are uniformly threaded screws designed to be threaded into uniformly mating threaded nuts (or threaded holes) in the parts they are intended to fasten. Typically available from micro sizes “00” (0.047) up to 38″ diameter (metric sizes also available). Shorter lengths are most common, but lengths can be up to 3″. Due to their relative size and strength, they can easily be differentiated from larger, stronger bolts. Additionally, driving (turning) the slotted or recessed head of the screw to tighten the fastening joint is common to machine screws.
A machine screw thread is defined by it thread size (diameter) and the number of threads per inch, followed by the thread form call out; “UNC” for coarse, “UNF” for fine, and the most common class of fit “2A” for external thread.
As the name implies, a machine screw is used to fasten various components together in machines, hand tools, white good, vehicles and many other applications. They are available in virtually any material, with the most common being steel, brass and stainless steel. The applicable standard is ANSI AMSE B.18.6.3.
DRIVE STYLES: Slotted, Phillips, Combo, Torx, and External Hex are the most common. Other drive styles are available and can be made to order.
HEAD STYLES: Pan, Round, Truss, Hex, Hex Washer, Binding, Fillister
MATERIAL OPTIONS: Zinc, Zinc Trivalent, Nickel, Chrome, and Black Oxide are the most common. Other material options are available and can be made to order.
OTHER OPTIONS: Painted heads to match decorative or painted finishes
Adhesive locking patches to prevent loosening.