Countersunk Phillips Head Nylon Patch Screws

 A countersunk head screw is known as a flat-heat screw, a countersunk screw is a type of screw that’s designed to rest flush with the object or surface in which it’s inserted. They are called “countersunk screws” because they “sink” into objects and surfaces. They feature a flat head that tapers along the shaft.

Nylon patch screws with The head of the Phillips screws is designed to permit the driver’s head to cam out whenever excessive force is applied. The specific design of the head allowed the Phillips screw to handle greater torque much better than other fasteners.

Machine screws are designed to be fastened to an existing tapped hole on a metal surface, usually in conjunction with a corresponding nut. The main differentiating characteristics of machine screws are overall size, the shape of the head, slot type, length, material, and thread type

NYLO nylon patch screws is a self-locking element comprised of nylon permanently bonded onto the threads of a fastener. When the NYLOK® Red Nylon TORQ-PATCH® is engaged, it creates a wedge between the fastener and mating part compressing the nylon and creating metal-to-metal contact opposite the patch

Available as standard in A2 and A4 Stainless Steel, and carbon steel. Titanium,brass, and Length can be customized. Metric and Inches are available

Non-standard sizes and materials are available to order as specials, including custom parts made to drawings

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