Titanium Socket Countersunk Screws (DIN 7991)

Titanium Socket Countersunk Screws, to DIN 7991 standard, are driven using a hex wrench or insert bit, making them more efficient and offering higher resistance to cam out, faster use and higher achievable torque.

Featuring a hexagonal recess, titanium socket countersunk screws are often used in applications that require the fastener to be less visible whilst remaining aesthetically pleasing. When fully installed, the screw sits flush in the target housing.

With a number of variants available, such as vented socket countersunk screws and captive socket countersunk screws, these are various applications that they can be used within.

They are designed to be used in pre-drilled countersunk recesses.

Available at Fastenright in Grade 2 Titanium in thread sizes M4 to M8, with Grade 5 Titanium also available in thread sizes M2 to M36.

Non-standard sizes, materials and finishes are available to order as specials, including small volume manufacture, modifications and bespoke parts made to drawings. Minimum order quantities apply.