Set screw DIN 653-M5-20 Z017639
Catalog numbers:
- DIN 653-M5-20
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TECHNICAL DATA
Sales unit dimensions and weight: 1 pcs
Set screw DIN 653-M5-20 Z017639
Set screws – precision and stability in every application
Set screws, such as this one with a diameter of M5 and a length of 20 mm, are fastening elements used to securely mount components in machines, devices, and structures. They are characterized by a knurled head, which provides a firm grip during manual tightening or adjustment. Made of steel, they guarantee strength and resistance to loads. They are particularly useful where quick and repeatable adjustment of component positions is required.
Construction and application
This specific set screw, compliant with DIN 653, is a proven machine element. Its design allows for precise clamping of components, ensuring stability and safe operation. The knurled head facilitates manipulation even with gloves, which is important for installers working in difficult conditions. These types of screws are widely used in:
- Mechanical industry: Mounting cover plates, guides, and adjustment elements.
- Precision instruments: Stabilizing the position of optical elements, sensors and other detectors.
- Automation: Mounting elements of industrial automation, such as light barriers or proximity sensors.
- Steel structures: Clamping structural elements during assembly and disassembly.
- Racks and shelving: Stabilizing shelves and load-bearing elements.
Advantages of use
By choosing this set screw, you gain:
- Durability: The steel construction provides resistance to mechanical damage and corrosion.
- Precision: The knurled head allows for accurate adjustment of the clamping force.
- Easy installation: The simple design allows for quick and intuitive installation without specialized tools (in most cases).
- Versatility: Compliance with DIN 653 guarantees compatibility with a wide range of devices and structures.
- Firm grip: Knurling increases friction between the hand and the screw head, minimizing the risk of slippage during tightening or loosening.

