Other precision parts Cylindrical head (shoulder)
Hex socket cylindrical head shoulder screw
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Specifications
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| Material | High-strength alloy steel |
|---|---|
| Process | Precision grinding of plain shank |
| Drive | Torx |
| Head type | Cylindrical head (shoulder) |
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FAQ
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Q1What material does the “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw” use? What strength level does it reach?
Marked in the specification table on this page: material is high-strength alloy steel. Material certificates and mechanical property test reports can be supplied with the goods; batch acceptance follows the data above.
Q2What manufacturing process does the “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw” use?
The specification table on this page lists the process as precision grinding of the plain shank. The process route follows the drawings and order requirements; first article approval is provided before volume production.
Q3What are the core performance and design features of the “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw”?
Product description on this page: The TORX recess cylindrical head shoulder screw is made of high-strength alloy steel; the plain shank is precision-ground with extremely tight dimensional tolerances. Combined with the hexalobular (TORX) drive design, it delivers high tightening torque and resists slipping, integrating locating, centering and fastening in one part, ensuring the mechanism...
Q4What are the head type, drive and structure of the “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw”?
Specification table on this page: head type is cylindrical head (shoulder); drive is hexalobular (TORX). Structural details are subject to the drawing.
Q5Can the “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw” be machined from special alloy materials?
Standard machining covers carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass and similar materials; hard-to-machine materials such as titanium alloys and special alloys are confirmed after evaluating cutting tools and the process route. Material certificates and heat numbers can be provided with the goods. This is a mechanism explanation; for verification refer to GB/T 3098.1; data for this model are subject to the specification table on this page. (Applies to this model: “TORX Cylindrical Head Shoulder Screw”.)





