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SNPI1S-M4-10

Name: SNPI1S-M4-10
Brand: Nabeya Bi-tech Kaisha
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Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Easy to Use

Dimension Drawing

Unit : mm

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	D	L₁	t	Cross-recessed Socket No.	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	CAD Download	RFQ
SNPI1S-M4-10	M4	0.7	10	7	9	2.6	0.8	2	10	1.5	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	D	L₁	t	Cross-recessed Socket No.	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	CAD Download	RFQ
SNPI1S-M4-10	M4	0.7	10	7	9	2.6	0.8	2	10	1.5	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	D	L₁	t	Cross-recessed Socket No.	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	CAD Download	RFQ
SNPI1S-M4-10	M4	0.7	10	7	9	2.6	0.8	2	10	1.5	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	L	D₁	D	L₁	t	Cross-recessed Socket No.	Qty per Pack	Mass (g)	CAD Download	RFQ
SNPI1S-M4-10	M4	0.7	10	7	9	2.6	0.8	2	10	1.5	CAD	RFQ

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Material/Finish

	SNPI1S
Screw Body	SUSXM7 (Equivalent to SUS304)
Screw Body Strength Class	A2 - 50
Plain Washer	SUS304

Application

Semiconductor manufacturing equipment / Equipment and device structures / Offshore instruments / General industrial machines

Characteristics

Stainless steel Phillips cross recessed pan head machine screws with integrated washers.
Plain washers are integrated into the screws, preventing concerns about fallout issues. (Washer abbreviation: I=1)
When using a washer in spot facing, workability is improved because the bolt and washer can be mounted and removed at the same time.

Product List

SNPI1S-M4

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Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M4-8

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M4-12

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M4-16

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

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Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M5

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M3

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

Part Name

Phillips Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screws with Captive Washers

Part Number

SNPI1S-M2.5

Feature

Integrated Washers
I=1

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Customization

Flexus

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Custom made

Cleanroom Wash / Cleanroom Packing Service

Screw Length Adjustment Service

Couplings Bore and Keyway Additional Modification Service

Captive Processing Service

Screw combination service

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Only certain workersshould be able to remove screws 【Safety Measures/Precautionary Measures】

Products conforming to SEMI standards are required【Safety Measures/Precautionary Measures】

CE marking compliance is required【Workability/Maintenance】

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Procedure of Selection (Actuator)

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CE-marked components which prevent foreign matter contamination are required 【Safety / precautionary measures】

Use the NBK Captive Screw Series to be comply with CE

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Products conforming to SEMI standards are required【Safety Measures/Precautionary Measures】

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Customization

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Flexus

Designs and Examples of What NBK Can Create

No. 6: Thermal Cycling

No. 5: Solving common problems inside equipment

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Higher torque and Lower price.

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