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The METALMATE High Tensile Set Screw (M10 x 70mm) is designed for professional contractors, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts who require reliable, heavy-duty fastening solutions in construction, automotive, or industrial repair projects. Its primary benefit is the 8.8-grade high tensile steel construction, which provides exceptional load-bearing strength and resistance to shear force compared to standard hardware; however, users should note that the zinc-plated finish, while corrosion-resistant, is not intended for high-salinity or extreme marine environments.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MEMHTS1070 |
| Brand | METALMATE |
These screws are manufactured with an 8.8 steel grade, which is the industry standard for high-tensile structural applications.
Yes, as per DIN 933 standards, these are fully threaded set screws.
The zinc-plated finish provides basic corrosion resistance, but it is not rated for saltwater or marine environments. Stainless steel would be a better choice for such conditions.
The screws have a 10mm (M10) diameter and are 70mm in length.
Each retail pack contains 25 set screws.
Check that the tapped hole is clean and the thread pitch matches the M10 standard. Clear out any metal shavings or old debris.
Ensure you are using the correct size wrench or driver and that the tool is fully seated to prevent slippage.
The screw may have been exposed to harsh chemicals or moisture. Clean the surface and apply a light anti-corrosion spray or oil.
For optimal results, ensure the receiving hole is clean of debris or old thread-locking compounds before installation. These screws are fully threaded (DIN 933), meaning they can be fully inserted into tapped holes, making them highly versatile for through-hole fastening or blind-hole securing. To maintain the life of the zinc plating, avoid overtightening with abrasive tools that could strip the protective layer. If installing in an outdoor setting, consider applying a thin layer of anti-seize compound to the threads to further prevent oxidation and facilitate easier removal during future maintenance cycles. Store the remaining screws in a dry, low-humidity environment to ensure they remain ready for long-term use.
