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Cap Screw, M5x35, Socket Head

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$0.67 $0.95 In stock

This M5x35 socket head cap screw is a metric fastener designed for general bench top machining and assembly tasks. It features a socket head drive for secure wrenching.

  • Size: M5 x 35mm
  • Type: Socket head cap screw
  • Drive style: Hex socket (Allen key)
  • Commonly used in machinery and fixtures
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth Z. ★★★★★

I needed a few of these for a jig I was building, and the socket head drive gave me a solid grip with my hex key, making installation clean and easy. The 35mm length was exactly what I measured for.

Edward M. ★★★★★

The threads are clean and consistent on all five I bought, no binding at all when driving them into mild steel. Used them to fasten a jig to my milling table and they held tight without stripping. Exactly what I needed for a quick bench setup.

Daniel F. ★★★★★

The hex socket sits flush and grabs the wrench cleanly, so cinching down the M5x35 into a tapped hole felt solid without any cam-out. These are exactly the length I needed for a jig assembly, and the threads ran smooth the whole way in.