Value Collection 461355PS Hex Head Cap Screw M20 X 2.50

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 461355PS is a metric hex head cap screw designed for high-strength fastening applications in mechanical assemblies, structural fabrication, and industrial equipment. Manufactured from Grade 10.9 steel with a bright uncoated finish, this screw delivers tensile strength suited to demanding bolted joints. The M20 x 2.50 thread profile and 120 mm length under head make it appropriate for medium-to-heavy fastening work where metric hardware is specified. The partial threading design provides a smooth shank section, which is standard for applications requiring a bearing surface or precise clamping length. Installed by machinists, millwrights, fabricators, and maintenance technicians.

This cap screw is used in industrial machinery, structural steel connections, heavy equipment assembly, and general manufacturing environments where metric Grade 10.9 fasteners are called out by design specifications or maintenance manuals. The 30 mm hex drive allows use with standard metric wrenches and sockets. It conforms to DIN 931 and ISO 4014 standards, making it a direct fit wherever those standards are referenced in engineering drawings or maintenance documentation.

Key Features

• M20 x 2.50 metric thread size with 120 mm length under head
• Grade 10.9 steel construction for high tensile strength fastening
• Partially threaded shank per DIN 931 and ISO 4014 standards
• Bright uncoated finish suitable for standard indoor industrial use
• 30 mm hex drive compatible with standard metric wrenches and sockets

Compatibility

Designed as a standard metric replacement or assembly fastener wherever DIN 931 or ISO 4014 M20 x 2.50 x 120 mm Grade 10.9 hex cap screws are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified technicians following applicable engineering specifications and torque tables for Grade 10.9 metric fasteners. Always verify thread engagement depth and clamping length requirements before installation. Use calibrated torque tools appropriate for the joint design. Inspect mating threads and seating surfaces for damage or contamination before assembly.