Roll-Fast is the leading supplier of Socket Head Cap screw to many industries. According to ISO 4762 or as per customer requirement.
Socket cap screws are machine flanges with a cylindrical barrel shaped head containing a hexagonal hole. The head has a smaller diameter than most other machine screw heads, typically just 1.5 times the nominal thread diameter.
Socket head cap screws are special types of fasteners / Bolts typically used in machine parts, die fixturing, clamping etc.
We offer various coatings and colours according to the specification and need of the customer. We provide Self-finish or natural finish, Zinc plated, yellow finished, blue finished, black finished bolts, Hot Dip Galvanized (HDG), Geomat etc.
Types of Cap Screws we are Manufacturing
Socket Head Cap Screw
A socket head cap screws are machine screws with a cylindrical barrel shaped head containing a hexagonal socket. The head has a smaller diameter than most other machine screw heads, typically just 1.5 times the nominal thread diameter.
Low Head Cap Screw
Low head cap screws are same as socket head cap screws that feature a head containing a hexagonal socket. The socket head makes it easy to securely install the screws with hex keys or hex socket bits, while their low head makes them suitable for installation in situations where there is limited clearance.
Flat Head Cap Screw
The Flat head screws have a large head and a cylindrical shaft with external threads. The head has a larger diameter than the threaded portion, this provides a positive mechanical stop when tightening the screw. Cap screws are tightened directly into a threaded or tapped hole, usually without a nut.
Button Head Cap Screw
The Button head cap screws have a low domed type head with a wider bearing surface than standard heads. Designed for light fastening applications, button head cap screws lack the strength of standard socket screws.
Socket Shoulder Screw
This socket shoulder screw, often called a “stripper bolt”, is used for a wide range of punch and die operations. The shoulder screws are commonly used as fulcrums or pivots in machine designs that involve links, levers or other oscillating parts.
