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Support precise assembly work with socket screws, ideal for all types of mechanical design.

Socket screws are small, high-strength screws indispensable for precision machinery design and assembly. They are especially valuable in limited spaces or where advanced torque management is required. This document details the features and specifications of socket screws, introducing how they can contribute to your project.

Features
The main advantages of socket screws are their high assembly accuracy and strength. Tightening with a dedicated tool inserted into the hexagonal socket allows for uniform and high tightening torque. This prevents loosening at the joint while ensuring long-term durability. Additionally, socket screws do not require much space, making them perfect for work in tight areas.

Specifications
Socket screws are available in various sizes and materials. Common materials include steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel, with surface treatments ranging from black oxide to zinc plating. Sizes range from M2 to M24, allowing selection based on application needs. There are also options made from special materials with excellent heat resistance and corrosion resistance, suitable for use in extremely harsh environments.

These socket screws are used for precision assembly in a wide range of fields, including automotive, aerospace, electronic devices, and medical equipment. Their reliability and high performance are highly regarded in the industry, contributing to the success of various projects.

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