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LBY 900pcs M2.3 M2.6 M3 Truss Head Self Tapping Screws, Wafer Head Screws, Pan Head with Washer Screw 9 Sizes Self Tapping Screws Assortment Kit, Carbon Steel (Blacking)
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LBY 900pcs M2.3 M2.6 M3 Truss Head Self Tapping Features
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1.Pan head with washer self- tapping screws 9 sizes combination.
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2.Material: carbon steel;colour:black.Screw hardness: 4.8 level.
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3.Size:M2.3x5(8/12)x6mm,M2.6x5(8/12)x6mm,M3x8(12/16)x8mm.
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4.Contains:9 sizes, 100pcs of every size,in total 900pcs.
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5.Use: widely used in thin pieces of furniture,thin pieces of plastic products,small appliances etc.
About LBY 900pcs M2.3 M2.6 M3 Truss Head Self Tapping
LBY 900pcs Washer Truss Head Wood Screw Assortment Kit ● Product: - Material: carbon steel- Main Color:black - Surface treatment: blacking - Material grade: carbon steel 4.8 grade. - Groove shape: cross;Head shape: truss head;Mode of action: self-tapping ● Package: - M2.3x5x6mm------100pcs - M2.3x8x6mm------100pcs - M2.3x12x6mm----100pcs - M2.6x5x6mm------100pcs - M2.6x8x6mm------100pcs - M2.6x12x6mm----100pcs - M3x8x8mm---------100pcs - M3x12x8mm-------100pcs - M3x16x8mm-------100pcs ● Description: - Washer head self- tapping screws,made of carbon steel,surface blacking treatment, you can use it for a long time. - Larger head provides a larger bearing surface area. - Standard cross head screws, smooth and complete, stressed uniformly, hard to to skid in the process of spinning. - The Screw have complete thread, smooth surface,can be very tightly fixed. - Widely used in thin pieces of furniture,electrical equipment ,toys, electronics, small appliances etc. ● Note: - Pilot hole must be driled prior to driving screws. - The product is not suitable for very thick wood due to its limited hardness.
