M2.5 4mm Grub Screws Black Carbon Grade 12.9

Name: M2.5 4mm Grub Screws Black Carbon Grade 12.9
SKU: TS-H147
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Grub screws in black carbon steel with a Grade 12.9 rating offer high strength and durability, ideal for securing components in confined spaces.

$5.95

10 in stock

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SKU: TS-H147

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M2.5 4mm Grub Screws Black Carbon Grade 12.9 are commonly used in mechanical engineering for applications requiring strong and durable fastening.

Tighten these with the appropriate torque to prevent stripping or breaking.

Model: M2.5
Screw length:4 mm
Package Quantity: 20 pcs
Drive Type: Hex Socket
Head Style: Flat Head
Point Type: Cup Point
Hardness: 12.9 grade (indicating high tensile strength; approximately 1220 MPa tensile and 1100 MPa yield strength)
Material: Black Carbon Steel

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