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M10 X 60mm Socket Shoulder Screws | Socket Head | Socket Drive | Alloy Steel (25 / Pkg.)

M10 X 60mm Socket Shoulder Screws | Socket Head | Socket Drive | Alloy Steel - Main image
$56.52 $81.92 In stock

M10 x 60mm socket shoulder screws in Alloy Steel, with a precision-ground shoulder, socket head, and hex socket drive. Used as pivots, axles, and bearing surfaces.

  • Precision-ground shoulder
  • Socket (hex) drive
  • Alloy Steel construction

Specifications

  • Shoulder Diameter: M10
  • Length: 60mm
  • Thread Size: M8
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Package Quantity: 25
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The hex socket drive on these M10 screws gives a really solid grip, and the 60mm length was perfect for the pivot point on my jig. Used a dozen as axle pins and they haven't budged.

Edward ★★★★★

The precision-ground shoulder on these M10 screws made them spin perfectly smooth in my bearing blocks. They're solid enough to handle the lateral load on my small assembly fixture without any wobble. Pack of 25 should last me for several projects.

Matthew T. ★★★★★

Used these as pivots for a custom jig I built, and the precision-ground shoulder ran smooth right out of the pack. The socket head held the hex key securely without stripping on the first torque.