Description
HBS Fasteners manufactures premium Cup Point Grub Screws, the most widely used variety of set screws in mechanical engineering. Unlike flat or cone points, the cup point features a thin, sharp rim that digs into the mating surface (such as a drive shaft) to create a powerful mechanical interlock. These screws are designed to be installed flush with or below the surface of the component using a hex socket (Allen) drive, making them ideal for space-restricted assemblies and rotating parts.
Technical Specifications
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Standard: Manufactured in compliance with DIN 916, ISO 4029, and ASME B18.3 standards.
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Point Style: Deep cup-shaped tip for maximum “digging” action and holding power.
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Drive Type: Internal Hexagon Socket (Allen Key drive) for high torque application without head stripping.
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Size Range: Available in diameters from M2 to M24, with various lengths and pitch options (Fine/Coarse).
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Design Advantage: Provides excellent gripping strength on both hardened and soft shafts.
Material & Quality Excellence
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Stainless Steel: Available in high-grade Austenitic (A2, A4) for corrosion resistance in moisture-heavy environments.
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Other Materials: Produced in Grade 12.9 High-Tensile Alloy Steel for extreme industrial loads and Carbon Steel.
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In-House Control: Produced using raw materials from our own wire drawing facility. Our precision cold-forging process ensures the socket depth and thread accuracy are perfectly maintained for a strip-free installation.
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Surface Finishing: Options include Black Oxide (for oil-retention), Zinc Plating, and Chrome Plating.
Key Application Areas
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Power Transmission: Securing pulleys, gears, sprockets, and collars to rotating drive shafts.
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Industrial Machinery: Used in assembly lines and conveyor systems where vibration resistance is critical.
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Automotive: Ideal for internal mechanical linkages, sensor mountings, and trim components.
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Precision Instruments: Used in optical equipment and medical devices for fine adjustments and locking.





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