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Set Screw, M6x22, Socket Dog Point Self-locking

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$2.65 $3.95 In stock

This M6x22 set screw is designed for secure fastening in bench top machining applications. It features a socket dog point and a self-locking nylon strip that helps resist loosening under vibration.

  • Thread size: M6, length: 22 mm
  • Socket drive for easy installation with a hex key
  • Dog point configuration for precise positioning
  • Self-locking nylon strip provides added holding power
  • Brand: Long-Lok, LLC
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin G. ★★★★★

Finally got these M6x22 set screws installed on my bench vise, and the dog point grabbed perfectly into the threaded hole. The self-locking nylon strip held tight even after a full day of heavy milling vibration.

Violet ★★★★★

The nylon strip on this M6x22 set screw really does its job—after a full day of milling, the fixure stayed rock-solid with zero hint of vibration loosening. The dog point gripped the shaft groove cleanly, and the hex socket gave me a snug, confident turn.

Chloe ★★★★★

The dog point seated perfectly in my fixture’s locating hole, and those self-locking threads snugged up without any play once I torqued them down. Vibration from the mill didn’t budge them at all over a full afternoon of cutting.