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We are proud to stock a large variety of screws here at Essentra, featuring many different types of screws covering a multitude of applications. Our diverse offering includes machine screws, socket head cap screws, binding screws and more.
Our range features screws made of different materials such as plastic, metal and steel. We understand the importance of head type and so have packed our range with head types such as socket, countersunk, hex head and many more types of screw.
Due to the sheer amount of screw types, drives and thread choices, we have put together a collection of guides to help you make the right choice over on our Knowledge Centre, including:
What are Screw Heads, Drives & Threads?
Socket Screws Explained
A Guide to Thumb Screws
What is a Set Screw?
A Guide to Machine Screws
Vented screws are fasteners with a hole drilled through the middle that allow gases trapped at the bottom of a blind threaded hole to escape through the core and provide airflow within an application. The screws are a common option for HV and UHV systems because their centre vent feature reduces virtual leakage from high vacuum systems.
This range of Vented Screws features a countersunk machine head with a hexagonal drive. Hexagonal drives are suitable for precision assembling and when there is limited surface area. They are made from Stainless Steel.
Vented screws are fasteners with a hole drilled through the middle that allow gases trapped at the bottom of a blind threaded hole to escape through the core and provide airflow within an application. The screws are a common option for HV and UHV systems because their centre vent feature reduces virtual leakage from high vacuum systems.
This range of Vented Screws features a hexagonal head. They are made from Stainless Steel.
Vented screws are fasteners with a hole drilled through the middle that allow gases trapped at the bottom of a blind threaded hole to escape through the core and provide airflow within an application. The screws are a common option for HV and UHV systems because their centre vent feature reduces virtual leakage from high vacuum systems.
This range of Vented Screws features a socket button head with a hexagonal drive. Hexagonal drives are suitable for precision assembling and when there is limited surface area. They are made from Stainless Steel.
Vented screws are fasteners with a hole drilled through the middle that allow gases trapped at the bottom of a blind threaded hole to escape through the core and provide airflow within an application. The screws are a common option for HV and UHV systems because their centre vent feature reduces virtual leakage from high vacuum systems.
This range of Vented Shoulder Screws features a cap head with a hexagonal drive. Hexagonal drives are suitable for precision assembling and when there is limited surface area and the precision shoulder allows accurate assembly. They are made from Stainless Steel.
Confirmat Screws are primarily used for the easy assembly and dismantling of panels. Ideal applications include wooden furniture and flat pack assemblies. They feature a hexagonal driver that is compatible with an #3 or #4 Hexagonal Key.
The screw has a deep cutting thread that ensures accurate and close-fitting joints are achieved. The range features M5 and M7 thread size options.
Joint Connector Bolts are for use with Joint Connector Nuts and Barrel Nuts, which are available to buy separately. The head size of the bolt and nut match, providing an excellent surface finish on both sides of the assembly.
These bolts are most commonly used for self-assembly and flat-pack furniture. The are easily and quickly applied using an M4 Allen Key (not supplied).
Available in a range of lengths to suit your application.
These Shoulder bolts, also known as shoulder screws, are a type of fastener with a plain section shoulder in between the head and threaded portion of the screw. The shoulder part is machined to a precise tolerance for locating, fastening, or rotating parts.
It decreases stress concentration and lowers the likelihood of damage or failure. It is also durable, corrosion-resistant, and nonmagnetic. It can handle high loads, vibrations, and harsh environments.
Its hexagonal-shaped head offers a comfortable and stable grip for tightening and loosening the bolt. The hex head shape enables simple torque application with a wrench or socket, delivering a tight and solid connection. It is widely utilised in various sectors, including automotive, industrial, electronics, and construction.
These Shoulder Screws, also known as shoulder bolts, are a type of fastener with a cylindrical shoulder that separates the screw's head from its threaded part. The shoulder is machined to a precise tolerance and serves as a bearing surface for the screw head.
Shoulder Screws are useful in situations that call for a mounting pin, dowel, joint, shaft, or sliding action. It is somewhat magnetic, strong, and corrosion resistant, but not in very harsh conditions.
This range of Shoulder Screws features a hexagonal socket head, which allows them to be easily tightened or loosened with an Allen wrench or hex key. They also feature a non-smooth head, which aids in gripping. These screws are suitable for electronics, machinery and automotive applications.
These Pan Head Shoulder Screws, also known as pan head shoulder bolts, are a type of fastener that consists of a cylindrical shaft with a pan head at one end and a shoulder at the other. The shoulder is machined to a precise tolerance and serves as a bearing surface for the screw head.
Shoulder Screws are useful when a mounting pin, dowel, joint, shaft, or sliding motion is required. It is sturdy and corrosion-resistant, but not in really hard conditions.
This range of Shoulder Screws features a pan head that is slightly domed and a flat bearing. It is suited for low-profile applications and has an aesthetically attractive appearance. Easy to install or remove using slotted screwdrivers. These screws suit electronics, medical devices, machinery and automotive applications.
These Shoulder Screws, often known as shoulder bolts, are a kind of fastener having a cylindrical head and a threaded shank. They feature a shoulder that runs from the head to the shank which is machined to a precise tolerance. Shoulder screws are commonly used to connect two components, with the shoulder acting as a bearing surface.
Shoulder Screws are appropriate for applications requiring a mounting pin, dowel, joint, shaft, or sliding motion.
This range of Shoulder Screws features a slotted head, which allows them to be driven with a slotted screwdriver. They are magnetic and have excellent shear resistance, although they corrode somewhat more easily than conventional shoulder screws. These screws are suitable for electronics, machinery, automotive and construction applications.
These brass pad thrust screws are designed to provide a controlled bearing surface for components that must be precisely positioned and attached while minimising axial movement or damage to the mating surface. It guarantees smooth, controlled action while reducing friction and wear.
As the screw turns, the brass pad applies pressure on the surface it touches, allowing for controlled movement or adjustment. It provides a secure and stable point of contact and is extremely wear-resistant.
It is simple to install under pressure, softly clamp or push threaded spindles, shafts, or surface-treated parts, and place more delicate parts. It is frequently utilised in mechanical assembly, precise instrumentation, calibration, and alignment.
These plastic pad thrust screws are designed to provide a controlled bearing surface for components that must be precisely positioned and attached while minimising axial movement or damage to the mating surface. It guarantees smooth, controlled action while reducing friction and wear.
As the screw turns, the plastic pad applies pressure on the surface it touches, allowing for controlled movement or adjustment. It provides a secure and stable point of contact and is extremely wear-resistant.
It is simple to install under pressure, softly clamp or push threaded spindles, shafts, or surface-treated parts, and place more delicate parts. It is frequently utilised in mechanical assembly, precise instrumentation, calibration, and alignment.
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