GRUB SCREW
Threaded Design
Hexagon Socket
Material Options
Locking Features
Application Versatility
Introduction
A grub screw, also known as a set screw or blind screw, is a type of fastener designed to secure an object within or against another object without requiring a nut.
Purpose
The primary purpose of a grub screw is to secure components in place, often in situations where space is limited or where a traditional nut and bolt assembly would be impractical.
Applications
Grub screws are utilized in a variety of industries and applications, including automotive, machinery, and electronics. In the automotive industry, they are often used to secure parts such as pulleys and gears on shafts, preventing slippage during operation. In machinery, grub screws help hold components like handles, knobs, and levers firmly in place.