RAW MATERIAL: 1018 1022 BRASS
FINISH: BLACK/ZP/HDG
STANDARD: DIN7985 DIN965 DIN84
SIZE: M1.6-M10
GRADE: ISO898-1
Our Machine Screws are designed for applications where accurate threading, compact dimensions, reliable fastening, and consistent assembly performance are essential. Unlike bolts typically used with nuts, machine screws are primarily designed to engage with pre-tapped holes or threaded inserts, making them particularly suitable for fastening components where access to the opposite side of the assembly is limited or where a compact, integrated fastening solution is preferred. With sizes ranging from M1.6 to M10, our Machine Screws cover a broad spectrum of small and medium fastening requirements and are widely suited for machinery, electrical equipment, electronics, sheet metal fabrication, instrumentation, appliances, cabinets, fixtures, and general industrial assemblies.
Our Machine Screws are available in 1018 carbon steel, 1022 carbon steel, and Brass, allowing buyers to select a material according to the required mechanical performance, application environment, appearance, and cost target. 1018 carbon steel offers good machinability and a practical balance of strength and cost efficiency, making it suitable for many general-purpose machine screw applications. 1022 carbon steel, with its higher carbon content, provides an alternative for applications requiring improved mechanical performance while maintaining the cost advantages of carbon steel fasteners. For applications where appearance, electrical properties, or material compatibility are important, Brass Machine Screws provide an alternative to steel fasteners, commonly considered for electrical and electronic assemblies.
Our Machine Screws are available according to DIN 7985, DIN 965, and DIN 84, covering commonly used machine screw configurations. The different standards provide options for different head and drive requirements. This is particularly important in equipment manufacturing, because the screw head can affect tool access, installation clearance, finished appearance, and the way the fastener sits against the mating component. For example, countersunk configurations are useful where the screw head needs to sit flush or close to flush with the surface, while pan head configurations provide a practical solution for general equipment and sheet-metal assembly.
DIN 7985 — pan head
DIN 965 — countersunk head
DIN 84 — slotted cheese head
One of the key advantages of our Machine Screw range is its broad M1.6–M10 metric size coverage. Small-diameter screws such as M1.6 and other miniature sizes are particularly useful for compact components, electronic equipment, instruments, and precision assemblies where available installation space is limited. Larger sizes within the M1.6–M10 range provide options for equipment housings, brackets, machinery components, sheet-metal assemblies, and general industrial fastening.
Metric: M1.6–M10
Our Machine Screws are available in Black, Zinc-Plated (ZP), and Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG) finishes to accommodate different application requirements.
A traditional industrial appearance, suitable for many general mechanical applications.
Enhanced surface protection, widely selected for general indoor industrial and equipment applications.
A heavier galvanized coating for applications requiring greater resistance to environmental exposure, subject to screw size and application.
For carbon steel Machine Screws, the available specification is based on ISO 898-1, providing a recognized framework for the mechanical properties of carbon steel fasteners. Combined with standardized DIN configurations, this helps buyers select machine screws according to established dimensional and mechanical requirements. For OEM and industrial purchasing, standardized specifications are especially valuable because they support more consistent assembly, replacement, and compatibility across different production batches and equipment designs.
With their compact sizes and threaded-hole installation, Machine Screws are widely used in applications where conventional bolts and nuts are impractical or unnecessarily large. Typical applications include electronic equipment, electrical enclosures, control cabinets, instruments, appliances, sheet-metal components, machinery housings, brackets, fixtures, small mechanical assemblies, and general equipment manufacturing. For product designers, the availability of small metric sizes and different head configurations provides greater flexibility when working with limited installation space.
Our Machine Screws combine 1018 and 1022 carbon steel, Brass options, DIN 7985/DIN 965/DIN 84 configurations, M1.6–M10 sizes, ISO 898-1 specifications, and Black, Zinc-Plated, and HDG finishes into a flexible fastening range designed for modern industrial and commercial applications.
Whether you are sourcing small machine screws for electronic equipment, precision screws for instruments, pan head screws for machinery and sheet-metal assembly, countersunk screws for flush mounting, or brass machine screws for specialized applications, our product range provides practical options for different assembly requirements — a dependable fastening solution for OEM manufacturers, equipment builders, hardware distributors, importers, and industrial buyers.
