Machine Screws
YH FASTENER produces precision machine screws for reliable assembly in electronic, mechanical, and automotive applications. High accuracy, smooth threads, and customizable head styles ensure perfect fit.
This machine screw features a unique half-thread design and cross drive, making it ideal for applications that require strength and ease of use. The black finish not only enhances its beauty, but also provides excellent corrosion resistance, in addition to this, there are a variety of colors that can be customized to meet your different needs.
Customized 304 stainless steel M1.6 M2 M2.5 M3 M4 countersunk button Torx pan head machine socket screws
button Torx screws low-profile, rounded head design and the use of the Torx drive system make them suitable for applications where both appearance and security are important. Whether it’s for automotive, electronics, or furniture, button Torx screws provide a reliable and visually appealing fastening solution.
DIN 912 also includes information about different strength classes or property classes for the screws, such as 8.8, 10.9, or 12.9. These classes indicate the minimum tensile strength and yield strength of the screws, providing an indication of their load-bearing capacity.
This machine screw has a unique design and uses a hexagon inner hexagon structure. The Allen head can be easily screwed in or out with a hex wrench or wrench, providing a larger torque transmission area. This design makes the installation and dismantling process easier and more convenient, saving time and labor.
Another standout feature is the serrated head of the machine screw. The serrated head has multiple sharp serrated edges that increase friction with the surrounding material, providing a firmer holding when attached. This design not only reduces the risk of loosening, but also maintains a secure connection in a vibrating environment.
Our Allen socket screws are made of high-strength alloy steel, ensuring that they are strong and durable, and are not easy to break or deform. After precision machining and galvanizing treatment, the surface is smooth, the anti-corrosion ability is strong, and it can be used for a long time in different environments.
The countersunk design allows our screws to be slightly embedded in the surface, resulting in a flatter and more compact assembly. Whether you’re doing furniture manufacturing, mechanical equipment assembly, or other type of renovation work, the countersunk design ensures a stronger connection between the screws and the surface of the material without significantly affecting the overall appearance.
Our brass screws are made of high-quality brass and are designed to meet the high standards and reliability required. Not only is this screw able to maintain stable performance in a variety of environments, but it is also weather-resistant and highly resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for projects that are exposed to outdoor or humid environments for a long time.
In addition to their excellent technical performance, brass screws also exhibit attractive aesthetic characteristics, combining high-end quality and professional craftsmanship. Their durability and elegant appearance have made them the first choice for many projects and are widely used in aerospace, power, new energy, and other fields.
The Washer Head Screw is designed with a washer head that allows it to provide additional support and resistance to torsional forces that prevent screws from slipping, loosening or being damaged during use, ensuring a reliable fixation. This special design not only improves the service life of the screws, but also makes them easier to install and remove.
The half-threaded machine screw adopts a special half-threaded design, which combines the screw head with the half-threaded rod to make it have better connection performance and firmness. This design ensures that the screws provide a secure fixation under different pressures and are easy to install and remove.
Hexagon screws, a common mechanical connection element, have a head designed with a hexagonal groove and require the use of a hexagon wrench for installation and removal. Allen socket screws are typically made of high-quality alloy steel or stainless steel, which has high strength and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for a variety of important engineering and manufacturing fields. The characteristics of hexagon socket screws include the advantages of not being easy to slip during installation, high torque transmission efficiency, and beautiful appearance. It not only provides a reliable connection and fixing, but also effectively prevents the screw head from being damaged and prolongs the service life. Our company provides hexagon socket screw products in a variety of specifications and materials, and can be customized according to the needs of customers.
We offer a variety of hex socket screws, including stainless steel, carbon steel, etc., to meet different environmental and engineering requirements. Whether in a humid environment, in a harsh industrial site, or in an indoor building structure, we provide the right materials for the durability and reliability of the screws.
Screws, bolts, and other fasteners come in countless variations. Among the numerous standard fastener types, machine screws rank as one of the most widely utilized products.

Machine screws maintain a consistent diameter along their entire shank (unlike tapered screws with pointed tips) and are designed for securing machinery, appliances, and industrial equipment components.

Pan Head Machine Screws
Dome-shaped flat heads for low-profile fastening in electronics or panels requiring slight surface clearance.

Flat Head Machine Screws
Countersunk heads sit flush with surfaces, ideal for furniture or assemblies demanding smooth finishes.

Round Head Machine Screws
Rounded, high-profile heads with broader bearing surfaces, suited for decorative or high-pressure applications like automotive trim.

Hex Head Machine Screws
Hexagonal heads for wrench/socket tightening, offering high torque resistance in industrial machinery or construction.

Oval Head Machine Screws
Decorative oval-shaped countersunk heads reduce snagging, commonly used in consumer electronics or visible assemblies.
The application of machine screws is very wide, and the following are some common areas:
1. Electronic equipment: Machine screws are used in the electronics industry to fix components in circuit boards, computers, smartphones and other devices to ensure the stability and reliability of the equipment.
2. Furniture and construction: In furniture assembly, machine screws are used to connect parts that require precise and stable fit, such as cabinets, bookshelves, etc. In the construction field, they are used to fix light metal fixtures and structural components.
3. Automotive and aerospace industries: In these fields, machine screws are used to fix high-load components such as engine parts and chassis components to ensure safety and performance in harsh environments.
4. Other applications: Machine screws are also widely used in various occasions that require reliable connections, such as public facilities, medical equipment, mechanical equipment, etc.
At Yuhuang, securing custom fasteners is structured into four core phases:
1.Specification Clarification:Outline material grade, precise dimensions, thread specifications, and head configuration to align with your application.
2.Technical Collaboration:Collaborate with our engineers to refine requirements or schedule a design review.
3.Production Activation:Upon approval of finalized specifications, we initiate manufacturing promptly.
4.Timely Delivery Assurance:Your order is expedited with rigorous scheduling to guarantee on-time arrival, meeting critical project milestones.
1. Q: What is a machine screw?
A: A machine screw is a uniform-diameter fastener designed to secure threaded holes or nuts in machinery, appliances, or precision assemblies.
2. Q: What is the difference between a machine screw and a sheet metal screw?
A: Machine screws require pre-threaded holes/nuts, while sheet metal screws have self-tapping threads and sharp tips to pierce and grip thin materials like metal sheets.
3. Q: Why is a machine screw not a bolt?
A: Bolts typically pair with nuts and transfer shear loads, whereas machine screws focus on tensile fastening in pre-threaded holes, often with finer threads and smaller sizes.
4. Q: What is the difference between a machine screw and a set screw?
A: Machine screws join components with a head and nut, while set screws are headless and apply pressure to prevent movement (e.g., securing pulleys on shafts).