Value Collection 531072PR Low Socket Cap Screw M5x0.8

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 531072PR is a metric low socket cap screw designed for applications where a standard-height cap screw head will not fit. Manufactured from grade 10.9 alloy steel with a black oxide finish, it delivers high tensile strength and moderate corrosion resistance in a compact head profile. The M5x0.8 thread and 16 mm length under head make it well suited to tight-clearance fastening tasks. Drive engagement is through a 3.00 mm hex socket, and the screw is fully threaded from the head to the tip. Licensed installers, machinists, and assembly technicians are the typical end users.

This screw is used in precision mechanical assemblies, industrial equipment, and tooling fixtures where a low-profile fastener head is required to clear adjacent components. The black oxide finish provides a matte appearance and mild surface protection against moisture. It is appropriate for indoor or protected-environment use. The fully threaded shank maximizes thread engagement in thinner base materials. Sold individually, with a minimum order quantity of 100 pieces.

Key Features

• Low socket cap head profile for tight-clearance installations
• Grade 10.9 alloy steel construction for high tensile strength
• Black oxide finish for mild corrosion resistance and low reflectivity
• Fully threaded shank for maximum thread engagement
• 3.00 mm hex socket drive reduces cam-out risk during installation
• Meets SIP 147 fastener standard

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-use metric low socket cap screw for assemblies requiring an M5x0.8 fully threaded fastener with a low-profile head.

Installation Notes

Install using a calibrated 3.00 mm hex key or hex socket bit. Confirm the mating thread is M5x0.8 metric before driving. De-energize or lock out any equipment before accessing fastener locations on powered machinery, per applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Do not substitute a standard-height cap screw where a low-profile head is required, as interference with adjacent components may result.