Unifix Socket Button Head Screws - M5 x 25 - Grey

The Unifix A2-70 Socket Button Head Screws are designed for reliable fastening in various professi...

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The Unifix A2-70 Socket Button Head Screws (M5 x 25) are designed for professionals and hobbyists looking for a reliable, corrosion-resistant fastening solution for assembly and repair projects. These screws offer high-quality performance and a low-profile aesthetic that sits flush against surfaces, though users should ensure they have the correct size hex key for installation to avoid stripping the drive.

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ColourGrey
Model Part NumberA2-70
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does A2-70 grade mean?

A2 refers to the grade of stainless steel (typically 304) which provides good corrosion resistance, while 70 denotes a tensile strength class of 700 N/mm2.

Can these be used outdoors?

While A2-70 offers good corrosion resistance, it is generally recommended for non-marine, standard outdoor environments. Avoid using in high-salinity or heavy chemical exposure areas.

What is the diameter of the head?

The head diameter adheres to the ISO 7380-1 standard for an M5 screw, typically measuring approximately 9.5mm.

Are these screws magnetic?

A2-70 stainless steel may exhibit very slight magnetic properties due to the cold-working process, but they are generally considered non-magnetic for most practical applications.

Can I use these with a power drill?

You can use a power drill, but it is highly recommended to set it to a low torque setting to avoid stripping the socket or over-tightening the screw.

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to drive into the hole

Verify that the hole is clear of debris and that the thread pitch matches the intended application.

Hex key keeps slipping inside the socket

Ensure you are using the correct size hex key and that it is fully seated to the bottom of the screw head.

Screw head is stripping

Stop immediately; use a bolt extractor or pliers to remove the damaged screw and replace it with a fresh one.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Corrosion-resistant A2-70 stainless steel construction
  • Clean, professional low-profile button head aesthetic
  • ISO 7380-1 standard ensures high manufacturing quality
  • Bulk quantity provides excellent value for volume projects

Cons

  • Requires specific hex key (Allen wrench) for installation
  • Socket heads can be prone to stripping if the incorrect tool size is used
  • Not suitable for high-tensile structural load-bearing applications

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires a standard hex key (Allen wrench) sized for M5 socket heads. When installing, ensure the screw is threaded straight into the mating hole to prevent cross-threading, which can damage the component and the fastener. Because these are stainless steel, avoid using impact drivers at high speeds, which can cause heat buildup and galling of the threads. For long-term maintenance, keep the screws stored in a dry, cool environment to maintain the finish and prevent surface contamination.

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