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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts, construction professionals, and machinery operators who need reliable fastening solutions. The Generic Fasteners M10 x 100 Hexagonal Setscrew offers high tensile strength and corrosion resistance for demanding applications, ensuring secure and durable connections. A key consideration is that these are sold in packs of 25, which may be more than needed for smaller projects.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196305189 |
| Brand | Generic Fasteners |
Set screws are typically fully threaded, allowing for maximum thread engagement. Set bolts often have a shank (unthreaded portion) and are designed differently for specific applications like bolting through holes.
'Grade 8.8' refers to the material's tensile strength, indicating it's a high-tensile fastener suitable for demanding applications. 'HT' typically stands for Heat Treated, a process that enhances its strength.
BZP stands for Bright Zinc Plated. This finish provides a sacrificial layer of zinc that protects the underlying steel from rust and corrosion in many common environments.
Yes, the BZP finish offers good corrosion resistance for outdoor use. However, in very damp or coastal environments, they may eventually corrode. For extreme conditions, stainless steel is recommended.
You will need a wrench or socket that fits the hexagonal head. For M10 setscrews, this is typically a 17mm wrench or socket.
Yes, as they are made of steel, these setscrews are magnetic.
These are M10 x 100 setscrews, meaning they are 10mm in diameter and 100mm long. They are fully threaded along their entire length.
Ensure the hole is correctly tapped with M10 threading. Check for any debris or damage in the tapped threads of the hole or on the setscrew itself. Verify you are using the correct thread pitch.
Ensure you are using the correct size wrench (typically 17mm for M10 hex heads). Make sure the wrench is fully seated on the head and is not worn out.
Stop tightening immediately. You may have over-tightened, or the threads in the mating component may be damaged. Attempt to back out the screw if possible. If not, the component may need re-tapping or replacement.
The BZP finish provides protection, but it is not impervious. For continued use, clean the area and consider applying a suitable anti-corrosion compound or lubricant. For persistent issues, consider using stainless steel fasteners.
Setup:
These setscrews are designed for direct use. Ensure the mating component has a pre-drilled and tapped hole or a nut with M10 threading. Use a compatible wrench (e.g., 17mm hex socket or combination wrench) to tighten the setscrew to the desired torque. Avoid over-tightening, which can strip threads or damage components.
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