Nov 14, 2008 #1 Mooref2 Mechanical Joined Nov 14, 2008 Messages 6 Location US I am in search of a 5mm x 30mm Allen Head Thread Forming Screw but can not seem to find this particular screw anywhere! Does anyone know where I can find this screw? or possibly have it manufactured? Thank you, Mooref2
I am in search of a 5mm x 30mm Allen Head Thread Forming Screw but can not seem to find this particular screw anywhere! Does anyone know where I can find this screw? or possibly have it manufactured? Thank you, Mooref2
Nov 14, 2008 #2 CorBlimeyLimey Mechanical Joined Nov 5, 2003 Messages 15,292 Location CA Does it have to be an Allen Socket? Those will be harder to source/manufacture. How many do you need? What material is the screw? What material is the thread being formed in? Does it have to be formed as opposed to cut Upvote 0 Downvote
Does it have to be an Allen Socket? Those will be harder to source/manufacture. How many do you need? What material is the screw? What material is the thread being formed in? Does it have to be formed as opposed to cut
Nov 14, 2008 Thread starter #3 Mooref2 Mechanical Joined Nov 14, 2008 Messages 6 Location US CorBlimeyLimey; I need 1000 Zinc plated steel screws that, unfortunetly, have to be allen socket. Im not sure what material the thread is being formed in. They have yet to fill me in on this information, but forming or cutting works. Thank you Upvote 0 Downvote
CorBlimeyLimey; I need 1000 Zinc plated steel screws that, unfortunetly, have to be allen socket. Im not sure what material the thread is being formed in. They have yet to fill me in on this information, but forming or cutting works. Thank you
Nov 14, 2008 #4 CoryPad Materials Joined Apr 15, 2002 Messages 5,192 Location US It could be manufactured by any competent fastener manufacturer. A good one is Acument: http://acument.com/ Thread forming is better than thread cutting. Look into using a TAPTITE thread. Regards, Cory Please see FAQ731-376 for tips on how to make the best use of Eng-Tips Fora. Upvote 0 Downvote
It could be manufactured by any competent fastener manufacturer. A good one is Acument: http://acument.com/ Thread forming is better than thread cutting. Look into using a TAPTITE thread. Regards, Cory Please see FAQ731-376 for tips on how to make the best use of Eng-Tips Fora.
Nov 14, 2008 Thread starter #5 Mooref2 Mechanical Joined Nov 14, 2008 Messages 6 Location US Thank you CoryPad I will look into TAPTITE and recommend it to my supervisors. thanks again Mooref2 Upvote 0 Downvote