Machine Screws Precision Cold‑Formed Fasteners For Threaded‑Joint Assembly
Technical Parameter Table
| Parameter | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Product | machine screws |
| Manufacturing Process | Cold heading + thread rolling |
| Head Styles | Pan head, countersunk flat head, socket cap, hex head, truss head |
| Drive Types | Phillips, hex socket, torx, pozi, slotted |
| Material & Strength | Carbon‑steel(4.8 /8.8 /10.9 grade), 304 SS(A2‑70), 316 SS(A4‑80), brass |
| Surface Treatment | Zinc‑plated, black oxide, nickel‑plated, passivated stainless finish |
| Thread Standard | Metric DIN‑ISO, UNC / UNF imperial |
| Size | Metric M1.0‑M12; partial inch sizes, custom by drawing / sample |
| Core Requirement | Must pair with pre‑tapped hole or mating nut |
Manufacturing & Performance Features Of Our machine screws
1. Cold heading & thread‑rolling craft
All machine screws adopt cold‑forging forming and rolling threads instead of cut threads. Rolling improves thread surface density, boosts shear resistance and avoids burrs, which works well for high‑speed automatic feeding screwing machines.
2. Strict thread‑tolerance control
Threads are controlled under standard tolerance range. This reduces cross‑thread risk during mass assembly. Mixed‑batch interchangeability is guaranteed for long‑term repeat orders.
3. Flexible grade‑to‑environment matching
Different material grades respond differently to load and ambient conditions. Below quick‑reference table helps buyers pick suitable machine screws:
表格
| Material Grade | Typical Working Condition |
|---|---|
| 4.8‑8.8 carbon‑steel machine screws | Indoor dry, general‑load electronic & cabinet assembly |
| 10.9 high‑strength carbon‑steel machine screws | Medium‑high load mechanical frames, vibration‑prone assemblies |
| 304 stainless‑steel machine screws | Humid indoor, general coastal non‑salt‑spray environment |
| 316 stainless‑steel machine screws | Heavy salt‑spray, outdoor, marine‑adjacent equipment |
| Brass machine screws | Low‑current conductive terminal connection |
4. Automation‑friendly dimensional consistency
Each lot runs sampling inspection for head dimension, thread pitch and surface quality. Consistent geometry prevents jamming inside auto‑screwdriver feeding rails, lowering line‑stop frequency on mass‑production workshops.
Custom‑Manufacturing Support
When standard catalog machine screws cannot meet your project’s special needs:
FAQ
Q1 Are machine screws rolled‑thread or cut‑thread?
A: Our regular production machine screws use thread‑rolling process for better mechanical performance.
Q2 Can high‑strength carbon‑steel machine screws be used outdoors directly?
A: Not suggested. Carbon‑steel versions need protective plating; for outdoor salt‑spray scenarios select 316 stainless‑steel machine screws.
Q3 Do your machine screws fit automatic screwing equipment?
A: Yes, tight dimensional tolerance supports most standard automatic feeding assembly lines.






