Set screws have forged sockets, ensuring maximum strength and resistance to cracking in the corners. Smooth, flat, deep sockets, free of machining tears or boach chips.
Less grain is exposed with forging making screws less likely to have hydrogen embrittlement. Socket walls are much stronger than those created by drill and broach method thereby reducing potential for failure. Threads on set screws are either rolled or ground, depending on size limitation. Set screws are available in coarse and fine threads with points in the following configurations: cup and knurl.
Cup Point: It is employed where the quick and more or less permanent location of pulleys, collars, etc on soft shaft is required. It should not be used against other shafts or other parts which have been hardened.
Holo-Knurl®: Is used where vibrational resistance and greater holding power is required.
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES:
- • Sealing Advantage: HOL-KROME set screws are perfectly adapted for use in gauges where tamper-proof settings are necessary. By setting screws flush with or below the surface, wax can be melted into the depression and socket ruling out any chance of unauthorized changes being made.
- • Ideal for Fine Adjustments: Because of the close, snug engagement between key and socket, screws can be set up or adjusted without risk of the key slipping. Properly seated, the key cannot ride out of the socket. Fine, delicate adjustments are readily made: with HOLO-KROME it is easy to “feel” the amount of tightening pressure being applied.
Socket Set Screws
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