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M3 self colour hex socket countersunk screws 10.9 high tensile ISO 10642
M3 self colour hex socket countersunk screws 10.9 high tensile ISO 10642

M3 Self Colour 10.9 High Tensile Socket Countersunk Screws

SKU: 109SCCSK-3X5
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M3 Socket Countersunk Screws. Manufactured to DIN 7991 / ISO 10642 in Self Colour ( Black ) High Tensile 10.9 Steel with a 3mm thread diameter and 0.5mm thread pitch. Socket countersunk screws are typically used when a flush fitting screw is required. Ideal when a screw with a low profile is required or for when the screw head can not protrude from the work surface. Ideal for high stress applications or for where a high strength bolt is required. These screws come mostly part threaded as standard after a certain length. Please note that these bolts offer little to no protection from rusting and are more suited for indoor use or for applications where they are protected from moisture.
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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
M4 (4mm) / 14mm

Essential part of my woodworking hobby .Everything helps to complete a good job.

Hey Robin, if you're happy, we're happy!😀

Cheers for your 5 ⭐ review for Bolt Base.

Iain

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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
M3 (3mm) / 10mm

As always, my small order was dealt with swiftly and accurately

Thanks for your review Richard, thanks also for coming back to Bolt Base every time you need stuff.

Cheers
Iain