Unifix A2-70 Socket Button Head Screws M10 x 35 - Silver

The Unifix A2-70 Socket Button Head Screws are designed for reliable fastening in various applicat...

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The Unifix A2-70 Socket Button Head Screws are an essential component for professionals and DIY enthusiasts working on construction or engineering projects that require high-strength, corrosion-resistant fastening. These M10 x 35 screws offer a clean, aesthetic finish and reliable holding power, making them ideal for assembly tasks where the screw head remains visible. One caveat to keep in mind is that the socket drive requires specific Allen key tools for installation, which may not be as accessible as standard screwdriver heads in some portable toolkits.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number5014196334738
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does the A2-70 designation mean?

A2 refers to the grade of stainless steel (typically 304), and 70 indicates the tensile strength of the screw, which is 700 N/mm².

Can these be used outdoors?

Yes, A2-70 stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion and suitable for most outdoor environments, though not recommended for direct contact with salt water or harsh chemical sprays.

What tool size do I need for an M10 socket button screw?

While standards can vary slightly, typically an M10 socket button head screw requires a 6mm hex key.

Are these screws magnetic?

A2-70 stainless steel is generally considered non-magnetic, though slight magnetism can occur due to the cold-working process during manufacturing.

Can I use these in wood?

These are primarily designed for metal-to-metal or metal-to-threaded-insert applications. If used in wood, they require a pre-drilled and tapped hole.

Troubleshooting

Screw head becomes stripped during installation

Ensure the hex key is the exact size required and is fully inserted into the socket before applying torque. If damaged, use a screw extractor tool.

Difficulty threading into the material

Verify that the material has the correct M10 tap and that the hole is free of debris. Use a lubricant if the material is particularly dense.

Visible signs of surface oxidation

Clean the surface with a stainless steel-safe cleaner and a soft cloth to remove contaminants that may be causing surface staining.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent resistance to corrosion due to A2-70 grade stainless steel
  • Clean and professional visual finish
  • Standardized ISO 7380-1 dimensions for easy replacement
  • High structural strength suitable for heavy-duty assembly

Cons

  • Requires specific hex/Allen key tools for tightening
  • Higher profile than countersunk screws, which may interfere with sliding surfaces
  • Less common for household tasks compared to Phillips or Pozi head screws

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation of these screws requires an appropriately sized hex key (Allen wrench) that matches the internal socket drive. Ensure that the pilot hole or threaded insert is compatible with an M10 thread pitch to prevent cross-threading during installation. When tightening, apply steady pressure to the tool to avoid stripping the internal socket. For maintenance, while the A2-70 material is corrosion-resistant, it is recommended to periodically wipe the screw heads clean of debris or corrosive industrial pollutants in outdoor settings to maintain their appearance and structural integrity. Do not use stainless steel fasteners in contact with incompatible metals without insulating washers, as this can lead to galvanic corrosion.

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