Value Collection FHS1X10100-010BX Flat Socket Cap Screw M10x1.5

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION FHS1X10100-010BX is a metric flat socket cap screw designed for applications where a flush or countersunk fastener profile is required. Manufactured from 18-8 austenitic stainless steel to Grade A2, this screw offers solid corrosion resistance in wet, chemical-exposed, or outdoor environments. It features an M10x1.5 thread, an overall length of 100 millimeters, and a 6.00 mm hex socket drive. The 90-degree flat head seats flush with or below the mating surface when installed in a properly sized countersunk hole. Partial threading along the shank is standard for this fastener style. Machinists, millwrights, fabricators, and maintenance technicians are the primary installers.

This fastener is suited for general industrial and mechanical assembly work where a low-profile head is required and corrosion resistance matters. Typical applications include machine frames, fixtures, enclosures, brackets, and structural assemblies that call for a metric countersunk socket screw. The DIN 7991 standard governs the dimensional requirements for this fastener, making it compatible with metric countersunk hole patterns designed to that specification. Minimum order quantity is 10 pieces.

Key Features

• 90-degree flat head profile seats flush in standard DIN 7991 countersunk holes
• 6.00 mm hex socket drive for use with standard metric hex keys or Allen wrenches
• M10x1.5 metric thread with 100 mm overall length
• Partially threaded shank per DIN 7991 standard
• 18-8 austenitic stainless steel, Grade A2 for corrosion resistance
• Conforms to DIN 7991 fastener standard

Compatibility

Designed for use in metric-threaded assemblies requiring a DIN 7991 countersunk flat socket cap screw with an M10x1.5 thread and 100 mm overall length.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a properly sized countersunk hole to achieve flush seating of the 90-degree flat head. Use a calibrated 6.00 mm hex key or socket driver and tighten to the torque specification published in your applicable engineering or assembly documentation. Power down and de-energize any equipment before fastener replacement in live assemblies. Avoid mixing stainless steel fasteners with dissimilar metals in applications where galvanic corrosion is a concern.