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#6-32 X 7/32" Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (250 / Pkg.)

#6-32 X 7/32" Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (250 / Pkg.) - Main image
$44.9 $70.15 In stock

#6-32 x 7/32" cup point socket set screws in Alloy Steel, with a hex socket drive for high-torque adjustment in tight spaces.

  • Hex socket drive
  • Cup Point tip
  • Alloy Steel construction

Specifications

  • Thread Size: #6-32
  • Length: 7/32"
  • Point: Cup Point
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Package Quantity: 250
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

My old set screws stripped out the first time I torqued them, so I grabbed these as a replacement. Just finished a small project and the hex socket drive made adjustments in tight spots way easier than I expected. Pack of 250 means I've got spares for a while.

Harper I. ★★★★★

The cup point really bites into the shaft and holds tight, even with the vibration from my mill running all day. I’ve already used most of the bag on a couple of fixtures, and the hex socket hasn’t stripped once.

George ★★★★★

The hex drive grabbed immediately without stripping—unlike the Phillips screws I was using before. Having 250 in the pack means I won't run out mid-project.