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M8-1 X 30mm Hex Head Cap Screws | Class 10.9 Steel Zinc Plated | Fully Threaded (200 / Pkg.)

M8-1 X 30mm Hex Head Cap Screws | Class 10.9 Steel Zinc Plated | Fully Threaded - Main image
$34.91 $52.9 In stock

M8-1 x 30mm hex head cap screws for machinery, equipment assembly and general industrial fastening.

  • Class 10.9 Steel Zinc Plated construction
  • Fully Threaded
  • Hex head for wrench or socket drive
  • Sold in packs of 200

Specifications

  • Thread Size: M8-1
  • Length: 30mm
  • Thread Pitch: 1mm
  • Material: Steel
  • Grade: Class 10.9
  • Finish: Zinc Plated CR+3
  • Thread Style: Fully Threaded
  • Pack Quantity: 200
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

I needed a solid batch of M8-1 x 30mm fasteners for a jig I'm assembling, and these hex heads fit my wrench perfectly without rounding. The zinc plating looks even and corrosion-resistant out of the bag.

John ★★★★★

I used these for a heavy equipment jig and the class 10.9 steel held torque perfectly. The hex heads sat flush in my wrench without any rounding.

Hazel ★★★★★

The zinc plating on these screws handled a few rainy days during my outdoor assembly project without any rust. They threaded perfectly into predrilled holes on a steel frame, and the hex head made driving them in with a socket wrench a breeze.