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Cap Screw, M5x18, Socket Head

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$0.39 $0.55 In stock

This M5x18 socket head cap screw is a metric fastener suitable for a variety of bench top machining and assembly tasks. It is part of the Sieg Industrial Group product line, offering a standard choice for securing components.

  • Metric size: M5 thread with an 18 mm length.
  • Socket head design allows for secure tightening with an Allen key.
  • Commonly used in machinery, fixtures, and general shop applications.
  • Sold individually as a standard cap screw.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

These fit perfectly in my milling machine's T-slots and the hex drive makes them easy to tighten without stripping. A solid choice for any metric hardware assortment.

Andrew Z. ★★★★★

Exactly what I needed for securing a bracket on my bench drill press. The hex socket drive took the torque perfectly without stripping, and the 18mm length was just right for the job.

Elizabeth Q. ★★★★★

Needed a handful of M5x18s for a quick bench jig and these seated perfectly without any binding. The socket head gave good purchase with a hex key, and the thread pitch matched standard metric hardware I already had.