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M20-1.5 X 90mm Hex Head Cap Screws | Class 10.9 Steel Plain | Partially Threaded (25 / Pkg.)

M20-1.5 X 90mm Hex Head Cap Screws | Class 10.9 Steel Plain | Partially - Main image
$130.2 $178.36 In stock

M20-1.5 x 90mm hex head cap screws for machinery, equipment assembly and general industrial fastening.

  • Class 10.9 Steel Plain construction
  • Partially Threaded
  • Hex head for wrench or socket drive
  • Sold in packs of 25

Specifications

  • Thread Size: M20-1.5
  • Length: 90mm
  • Thread Pitch: 1.5mm
  • Material: Steel
  • Grade: Class 10.9
  • Finish: Plain
  • Thread Style: Partially Threaded
  • Pack Quantity: 25
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan K. ★★★★★

Used these on a heavy-duty jig I’m building, and the 90mm length was exactly what I needed for the thick steel plates. The hex heads grab nicely with a socket, and the Class 10.9 steel feels tough without any burrs.

Mia ★★★★★

The threading is clean and the heads fit a socket perfectly—no wobble when torquing down. Used these to mount a steel jig frame and they held up great during the weld. Just wish the pack had a few extra spares.

Zoe B. ★★★★★

The partially threaded design made aligning them in tight spots much easier than fully threaded bolts would have. They feel sturdy and hold up well under moderate torque.