A Machine Screw Is A Fastening Screw With A Machine-Cut Thread Throughout The Length Of Its Shank. Machine Screws Are Used With Nuts Or Screwed Directly Into A Threaded Receptacle To Fasten Various Components Together In Machines, Tools, Etc. Fasten With A Screwdriver To Reduce Risk Of Over-Tightening And Protect The Screw And Fastened Material. If Nuts Are Needed, Use With Nuts Of The Same Finish And Threading For Proper Fit. The Length Of A Machine Screw Is Measured From Under The Head To The Point Of The Screw.
Features
- Use To Fasten Metal Parts Together
- Zinc Finish For Moderate Corrosion Protection
- Fasten With Screwdriver To Reduce Risk Of Over-Tightening
- If Nuts Are Needed, Use With Nuts Of The Same Finish And Threading
- Stronger Thread Than Wood Screws, Made Finer And More Precisely
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