Description
Hexagon socket screw, steel is a compact laboratory fastening element intended for secure mechanical joints in apparatus, stands and fixtures. The steel construction provides a durable drive interface for hex keys, supporting controlled tightening where recessed socket heads are preferred over protruding fasteners. Supplied as 1 pc with a net and gross weight of 0,01 kg, the component is suitable for precise mounting, replacement and assembly tasks in everyday laboratory hardware. This hexagon socket screw from manufacturer Bochem belongs to general laboratory materials and is straightforward to integrate into frames, clamps and support structures. Originating from Hessen in Germany, it offers a simple steel solution when a reliable Innensechskantschraube-type fastener is specified for technical setups. The design focuses on functional metal fastening without additional coatings or specialised grades stated in the source data. Use it wherever a standard steel hexagon socket screw is required for laboratory construction, maintenance or modular equipment builds that rely on hex-drive connections.
This article is part of Safety footwear, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Hexagon socket screw
- Material: Steel
- Country of origin: Germany
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