Iron hexalobular hole-headed low-profile screws, nickel-plated.
Generally referred to as "Torx" or "hexalobular," these star-shaped screw holes fit neatly and smartly in narrow spaces, making them ideal for mobile devices and slim equipment. The smooth finish enhances safety by preventing snagging and skin injury. Because the screw head is inconspicuous, they are also popular for products that prioritize design. They do not require counterboring, making them recommended when you want to reduce processing costs. They comply with EU-RoHS standards.
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Size range: M3-M5
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Iron (steel) is widely used as a steel material for screws due to its easy availability, strength, and toughness. Based on carbon steel, which primarily consists of iron (Fe) and carbon (C), alloy steels that have undergone heat treatment or have additives such as chromium and molybdenum are used according to applications like shape, strength, and corrosion resistance. Nickel plating, which has a mirror-like luster, is widely used for decorative purposes. Its rust prevention capability is superior to chromate treatment or trivalent chromate treatment. To enhance adhesion to screws and improve rust prevention, a copper plating is applied as a base layer under the nickel plating.
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Wilco sells various fastening components, including screws, as well as professional tools. Please feel free to contact us regarding custom products, custom processing, and the issuance of various certificates and documents related to other products.
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