Hex Socket Set Screws

Hex socket set screws, also known as set screws, grub screws, or socket screws, are threaded fasteners with a recessed drive that uses a hexagon-shaped key for installation
Hex socket set screws are the most common type of drive and are used in a variety of applications

RAYCHIN SPECIALTY METALS FASTENERS: BOLTS, NUTS, SCREWS, WASHERS, STUDS, THREADED RODS, U-BOLT, J-BOLTS

STANDARD AND CUSTOMIZED, SMALL BATCH AND LARGE BATCH, IMPERIAL AND METRIC

Sizes:	Thread:
#00 - 6" M1.2 - M150	Fine and course threads Partially and fully threaded UNC, UNF, UNJ, UNR, Rolled, Cut

Specifications:	Custom to print / drawing
ASME series DIN series ISO series

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RAYCHIN MATERIALS
17-4 PH	Alloy 330	Inconel	Nimonic
254 SMO	Alloy 926	Molybdenum	Nitronic
310SS	Aluminum 7075	Monel	Tantalum
A286	Duplex Steel	MP159	Titanium
AL-6XN	Hastelloy	MP35N	Tungsten
Alloy 20	Incoloy	Nickel 200	Waspaloy
Zirconium	PH 13-8 Mo

Hex socket set screws point

FLAT POINT

CONE POINT

CUP POINT

DOG POINT

The cheapest and simplest of the set screw point styles, this screw has a flat surface on the bottom of the screw. This type is used when you need the ability to frequently change parts and require minimal shaft deformation.

A cone point is easily identifiable by its sharp cone-shaped point – just like an ice cream cone. Cone point set screws deliver the strongest clamping force due to the deep penetration of the point. As a result they are used for permanent assembly.

This is the most commonly used set screw and is identified by a cup-shaped indentation on one end. Cup points are typically used for a quick, semi-permanent or permanent applications where it is acceptable to cut the cup point edge of the screw.

Dog point is the smooth, unthreaded tip of a dog point screw, which is a type of fastener used to hold multiple objects together