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#2-56 X 1/8" Knurled Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (100 / Pkg.)

#2-56 X 1/8" Knurled Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (100 / Pkg.) - Main image
$32.02 $42.69 In stock

#2-56 x 1/8" knurled cup point socket set screws in Alloy Steel, with a hex socket drive for high-torque adjustment in tight spaces.

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

Specifications

  • Thread Size: #2-56
  • Length: 1/8"
  • Point: Knurled Cup Point
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Package Quantity: 100
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam B. ★★★★★

Picked up a bag of these for a small robotics project, and the knurled cup point definitely helps them hold position better than smooth-tipped grub screws. The hex drive lets me snug them down with minimal fuss, even when working in a cramped battery box. Solid little fasteners for the price.

Richard X. ★★★★★

The hex socket drive makes these set screws easy to tighten in tight spaces, and the knurled cup point holds securely on shafts. Just what I needed for a precise adjustment on a small machine repair.

Stella ★★★★★

Installed these in a small jig at work where a standard hex would have been impossible to turn. The knurled cup point really bites into the shaft without slipping.