Socket Set Screws - Cup Point
A fully threaded socket driven headless screw with a variety of potential seating or locking features
| Product Description | Product Use | |
| Cup Point | By far the most common style, used for fast, permanent, and semi permanent use. We carry these in coarse and fine thread. They are available in stainless (18-8 and 316) as well as metric. | |
| Nylon Patch | This set screw is used when vibration is a concern. The patch is on the threads and discourages backing up. Available in coarse and fine threads in steel. | |
| Cone Point | Use this aggressive point for permanent settings, in other words not for reuse. Very high holding power. We stock in coarse and fine threaded steel. | |
| Knurled Point | Designed like a cup point, but with ridges along the cup. This allows is to resist vibration better than a cup point. Coarse and fine thread, plain and stainless steel. | |
| Flat Point | Ideal for reuse and when the surface it's in contact with is fairly hard. Holds against a flat surface better than a round one. Coarse and fine thread in standard and metric. | |
| Brass Tip | Because it is softer, this brass tip conforms to the features it is locking against. Commonly used with gears and collars. Coarse thread. | |
| Half Dog Point | This set screw has a protruding tip with a flat surface sometimes called a pilot point. Intended for permanent setting and sometimes used in place of a dowel pin. | |
| Full Dog Point | As the name implies, this is much like the half dog except twice as long. |
