Unifix Socket Head Cap Screws - M8 x 35 - Silver

The Unifix Socket Head Cap Screws are designed for reliable fastening in various applications. Wit...

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The Unifix Socket Head Cap Screws (M8 x 35) are designed for both professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who require a high-strength, reliable fastening solution for machinery and structural assemblies. These silver, DIN 912-compliant screws offer excellent corrosion resistance and durability, though users should ensure their tools are compatible with the specific internal hex drive required for installation.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number5014196344171
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does DIN 912 mean?

DIN 912 is a German standard for socket head cap screws, defining specific dimensions, tolerance, and material properties.

Are these screws stainless steel?

These screws are finished to provide corrosion resistance, but please check the specific pack labeling for the exact material alloy.

Can I use these for wood?

These are designed for metal-to-metal applications. Using them in wood would require a threaded insert or nut.

How many screws are in the pack?

This specific package includes 200 screws.

Do I need a specific tool to install these?

Yes, you will need a standard M8-compatible internal hex key (Allen key).

Troubleshooting

Screw is difficult to tighten

Check if the tapped hole is clean of debris or if the threads match the M8 size specification.

Hex drive is stripping

Verify that your hex key is the correct size and not worn down; apply steady downward pressure while turning.

Visible surface oxidation

Clean the area and apply a light machine oil or protective spray if the screws are located in a humid environment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Meets strict DIN 912 quality standards
  • High corrosion resistance for long-term reliability
  • Generous 200-piece pack size for bulk needs
  • Excellent for structural and machinery applications

Cons

  • Requires a specific Allen key or hex bit for installation
  • Not intended for non-threaded materials without an anchor
  • Head profile may not sit flush without countersinking

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For optimal results, ensure the receiving hole is pre-drilled and threaded correctly to accommodate the M8 metric pitch. When tightening, always use a high-quality, hardened steel hex key to prevent stripping the internal drive socket. Keep the screws stored in a dry, cool environment; while they are corrosion-resistant, exposure to extreme moisture or acidic environments over long periods should be avoided to maintain the integrity of the silver finish. If these are being used in a high-vibration environment, consider adding a thread-locking compound to ensure they remain secure.

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