Anti Corrosive Socket Screw For Industrial Use

A socket screw is a type of fastener that has a cylindrical shaft with a hexagonal recess (known as a socket) on one end, which is used to drive the screw into a threaded hole or to remove it. The socket allows for greater torque to be applied to the screw, which makes it ideal for applications that require a tight, secure fit. Socket screws are commonly made from steel or stainless steel, and they come in a variety of sizes and lengths to accommodate different applications. Some of the most common types of socket screws include hex socket cap screws, button socket cap screws, and socket set screws. Hex socket cap screws are typically used for applications where a flat, smooth surface is desired, while button socket cap screws are used in applications where a low profile and clean appearance are important. Socket set screws are used to secure one object within or against another object, often used in gears, pulleys, and bearings.