Difference between revisions of "Machine Screw"
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| − | The machine screw is an element of construction, a type of threaded fastener. | + | The machine screw is an element of construction, a type of threaded fastener. A machine screw is typically designed to be fastened to an existing, tapped hole on a metal surface. |
Example: Standard Cap Screws | Example: Standard Cap Screws | ||
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Example: Standard Machine Screw Head Types | Example: Standard Machine Screw Head Types | ||
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| + | Screw bit types: | ||
| + | * Slotted | ||
| + | * Phillips | ||
| + | * Combination | ||
| + | * Torx | ||
| + | * Star | ||
| + | * Hex (internal) | ||
| + | * Hex (external) | ||
| + | * JIS | ||
| + | * Phillips Square | ||
| + | * Square | ||
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The machine screw is an element of construction, a type of threaded fastener. A machine screw is typically designed to be fastened to an existing, tapped hole on a metal surface.
Example: Standard Cap Screws
Example: Standard Machine Screw Head Types
Screw bit types:
- Slotted
- Phillips
- Combination
- Torx
- Star
- Hex (internal)
- Hex (external)
- JIS
- Phillips Square
- Square
the standard Computer Case Screw size is 6-32.
