Set Screw OEM Manufacturer
Set screws are a type of blind screw specifically designed to secure collars, pulleys, or gears onto shafts. In contrast to hex bolts, which often encounter resistance due to their heads, set screws offer a more efficient solution. When used without a nut, set screws provide sufficient strength to hold the assembly securely in place, while also ensuring they remain unobstructed and do not interfere with the smooth operation of the mechanism.
Yuhuang is a supplier of high-end fastener customization, providing you with Set Screws in various sizes. No matter what your requirements are, we can provide you with fast delivery service.
What Types of Set Screws Are There?
1.Flat-tip tubular screws fit pre-drilled holes, enabling shaft rotation without moving the part.
2.The elongated tip is generally designed to fit into a shaft's machined slot.
3.They can serve as a substitute for dowel pins.
1.Also referred to as extended tip set screws.
2.Shorter extension compared to dog point.
3.Designed for permanent installation, fitting into a corresponding hole.
4.Flat tip extends across the screw, aligning with a machined groove on the shaft.
1.Cup-shaped tip bites into surface, preventing component from loosening.
2.Design offers excellent vibration resistance.
3.Leaves a ring-shaped impression on the surface.
4.Concave, recessed end.
1.Cone set screws provide maximum torsional holding power.
2.Penetrates flat surfaces.
3.Serves as a pivot point.
4.Perfect for applying greater force when connecting softer materials.
1.Soft nylon tip grips curved or textured surfaces.
2.Nylon set screw conforms to the shape of the mating surface.
3.Best for applications requiring secure fastening without damaging the mating surface.
4.Useful for round shafts and uneven or angled surfaces.
1.Installation minimizes surface damage at the contact point.
2.A minimal contact zone facilitates fine-tuning without the risk of the screw coming loose.
3.Oval set screws are perfect for tasks that require frequent adjustments.
1.The serrated edges of knurl cup set screws grip the surface, minimizing loosening from vibrations.
2.They cannot be reused because the knurl's cutting edges deflect when screwed down.
3.Suitable for woodworking and joinery tasks as well.
1.Flat set screws distribute pressure evenly but have limited contact with the target surface, resulting in less grip.
2.Suitable for use with thin walls or soft materials.
3.For applications needing regular adjustments.
How to choose the material for Set Screw?
Common materials for metal set screws include brass, alloy steel, and stainless steel, with nylon being a popular choice for plastic applications. The table below outlines their characteristics.
Priority | Plastics | Stainless steel | Alloy steel | Brass |
Strength | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Lightweight | ✔ | ✔ | ||
Corrosion resistant | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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How to buy Set Screw?
Yuhuang is a non-standard fastener custom manufacturer that can provide you with Set Screw assembly solutions. If you have any ideas for OEM Set Screw, you are welcome to contact our sales team to further discuss your design wishes and technical data specifications.
For your understanding and smooth cooperation, we also provide detailed information on the OEM process. We look forward to turning your ideas into reality.
FAQ
A set screw is a type of screw used to hold a component in place by tightening it into a machined groove or hole.
A set screw has a slot or hole in the head that aligns with a groove or hole in the part being secured, while a regular screw threads directly into the material.
A bolt is a threaded fastener with a head that goes through holes in both joining pieces, while a set screw is a small screw that threads into a machined hole or groove to hold a component in place.
Use a set screw by threading it into a machined hole or groove to secure a component in place.
Yes, if you need to hold a component in place within a slot or hole.
We use set screws to securely hold components in place by tightening them into a matching slot or groove.