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Specification: M6-1.0*75
Material: SUS304
Surface Treatment: Brightening
Single weight:14
The CSK Hex Drive With Steps Machine Screw is a precision fastener designed for applications requiring flush surface finish with positive hex drive engagement. The countersunk head configuration allows the screw to sit level with or below the workpiece surface when used with a corresponding countersink, providing a smooth appearance and eliminating protrusions. The hex drive enables positive torque transmission with standard hex tools, providing reliable engagement for controlled installation. The steps feature beneath the head provides enhanced seating and alignment in countersunk holes. This machine screw features precision threads that mate with pre-tapped holes or nuts, providing consistent and reliable engagement. Manufactured from SUS304 stainless steel with brightening surface treatment, this screw provides general corrosion resistance with an aesthetic bright finish. The M6-1.0 thread specification with 75mm length offers extended engagement for structural connections and machinery assemblies.
This CSK hex drive with steps machine screw is deployed in metal fastening applications requiring flush surface finish with positive hex drive engagement and extended length. Applications include general machinery assembly where smooth surfaces are essential, structural connections requiring secure fastening, equipment enclosures, automotive components, industrial equipment, architectural metalwork, heavy-duty fabrications, and infrastructure projects where the countersunk head provides flush mounting, the hex drive enables high torque transmission, and the steps feature provides enhanced seating in countersunk holes.
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