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Screw, M5x16 Pan Head Phillips Machine

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$0.18 $0.25 In stock

This M5x16 pan head Phillips machine screw is a reliable choice for fastening applications in bench top machining projects. It features a standard metric thread size and a pan head design with a Phillips drive for secure installation.

  • M5 thread size with 16mm length for versatile use
  • Pan head profile provides a low-profile finish
  • Phillips drive allows for straightforward tightening with common tools
  • Suitable for general machine assembly and repair tasks
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin U. ★★★★★

Picked up a pack for a jig I'm building; the threads are clean and catch evenly right out of the box. The pan head sits flush against the aluminum extrusion I'm using, and the Phillips slot didn't strip even with a power driver. Good solid purchase for the price.

Ryan ★★★★★

Used a handful of these to mount a small motor bracket, and the pan head sat flush without any wobble. The Phillips drive held the bit nicely, no stripping even when I torqued them down a bit.

Thomas ★★★★★

The threads caught cleanly on the first try with my tap wrench, and the pan head’s low profile makes it easy to countersink in tight spots. I used a handful for jig assembly and not one stripped or wobbled.