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SNZFS-M1.6-8

Cross Recessed Flat Head Machine Screws for Precision Instruments

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SNZFSCross Recessed Flat Head Machine Screws for Precision Instruments

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Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	L₁	Cross-recessed Socket Number	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	Price (USD)	CAD Download	QTY (Pack)
SNZFS-M1.6-8	M1.6	0.35	8	2.3	0.5	0	50	0.085	10.61	CAD	Cart

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	L₁	Cross-recessed Socket Number	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	Price (USD)	CAD Download	QTY (Pack)
SNZFS-M1.6-8	M1.6	0.35	8	2.3	0.5	0	50	0.085	10.61	CAD	Cart

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	L₁	Cross-recessed Socket Number	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	Price (USD)	CAD Download	QTY (Pack)
SNZFS-M1.6-8	M1.6	0.35	8	2.3	0.5	0	50	0.085	10.61	CAD	Cart

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	L₁	Cross-recessed Socket Number	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	Price (USD)	CAD Download	QTY (Pack)
SNZFS-M1.6-8	M1.6	0.35	8	2.3	0.5	0	50	0.085	10.61	CAD	Cart

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Characteristics

Miniature screws for precision instruments.
M1.4 - M2.6。
More compact head than standard flat head machine screws.

Material/Finish

	SNZFS
Main Body	SUSXM7 （S.S. grade：A2）

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Application

Reducing the size of equipment and devices
Compact precision instruments

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