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7/16-20 X 1/2" Knurled Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (50 / Pkg.)

7/16-20 X 1/2" Knurled Cup Point Socket Set Screws | Alloy Steel (50 / Pkg.) - Main image
$54.49 $81.33 In stock

7/16-20 x 1/2" 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: 7/16-20
  • Length: 1/2"
  • Point: Knurled Cup Point
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Package Quantity: 50
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie Y. ★★★★★

I needed some sturdy set screws for a jig I was building, and these knurled cup points really grip the work surface without slipping. The alloy steel feels solid, and the hex socket drove smoothly even in a tight corner of my press frame.

Sofia ★★★★★

The hex socket drive made it easy to crank these down in a tight spot on my milling machine. Alloy steel feels plenty tough for the job, and the 50-pack means I won't have to reorder anytime soon.

Stella E. ★★★★★

The knurled cup point grips like a dream—I torqued these down on a jig plate and they haven't budged after a full shift of vibration. The hex socket made threading them into that awkward recessed spot way easier than slotted screws would have.