NBIS Approved Vendor 1032316SSCP 1032316SSCP

Cup point set screws feature a hex drive at one end and a cup-shaped indentation at the other. The most commonly used set screw head style, the thin edge of the cup end digs into the contact surface for high holding power. It is useful for fast permanent and semi-permanent placement in applications where some indentation left by the cup end is acceptable

• The cup-shaped point at the end of the screw is designed to embed into the material it is pressing against, enhancing grip and reducing the chance of loosening.

• Set screws have threads along their entire length, allowing them to be tightened securely into a threaded hole.

• Cup point set screws typically have a hexagonal socket head, which requires an Allen wrench or hex key for installation.

• Set screws are commonly made from materials such as steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel, depending on the application requirements.

• These screws are widely used in various applications, including machinery, automotive, electronics, and construction, where a secure and stable connection is essential.