Machine Screws

MicroFast Self Tapping Screws

Micro Screws - a special range of fasteners added to our extensive list of products.

Low Profile

Low Profile or Wafer Head Screws are extremely suitable for tight spaces and for reducing component weight.

Slotted TRUSS Head Screws

The Slotted TRUSS head screws is an architectural advancement. This design provides a low profile large head which has many applications that call for such a profile.

Tri-Lobe Thread Forming Screws

The unique tri-lobe shape of these Thread forming screws form a mating thread in an unthreaded pilot hole. The threads are work hardened as they are formed, providing a strong joint or assembly.

MICRO Machine Screws

To meet the growing needs of the industry, we have just added micro screws to our extensive list of products.

BLACK PASSIVATED Stainless Steel Screws

dding to our ever growing range are BLACK Passivated Stainless Steel Screws. This finish is very useful to reduce light reflection from parts, provide an integrated finish to black coloured products & parts and also for decorative purposes.

Slim Ultra Low Profile Torx Screws

Ultra-thin head screw that are 77% thinner than conventional pan head which makes possible flat external surface and contributes low-profile design and weight saving.

UNF Thread Screws

For usage in electronic and aerospace industries

SEM Screws

SEMS Screws are screws preassembled with free spinning washers.

100° CSK Head Screw

Flat Head Screw with 100 degree CSK for Aerospace applications.

Captive Screws

These are specially designed to lock into position in a hole, allowing to remove the screwed part without removing the screw completely. Hence the name, "captive screw".

TORX CSK Machine Screws SS-304

Screws with a slipless drive - Torx and a countersunk head for flush fixing.

CSK Phillips Machine Screw Cross Recessed Head DIN 965 SS-304

Countersunk Head Cress Recessed Machine Screws for flush fixing. Stainless Steel AISI 304 Grade A2

Pan Phillips MC Screw DIN 7985

The Phillips screw drive (specified as an ANSI Type I Cross Recess) is among the most popular screw drives in use. The Phillips screw design was developed as a direct solution to a number of problems with slotted screws: too-easy cam out; precise alignment required to avoid slippage and damage to driver, fastener, and adjacent surfaces; and difficulty of driving with powered tools.

Torx Pan M-C Screw

The Torx compatible drive is a reliable method of fixing screws. This drive can take more torque and does not slip.

Slotted Pan MC Screw DIN 85