Value Collection NFC-KIT258 Set Screw Assortment 280pc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC-KIT258 is a 280-piece set screw assortment kit covering metric thread sizes from M3 to M10. The kit is made from alloy steel and includes socket cap head set screws with hex socket drive in lengths ranging from 5 to 12 millimeters. This assortment is well-suited for maintenance technicians, millwrights, and facilities professionals who need a broad selection of metric set screws on hand for equipment repair, assembly, and mechanical adjustments. The included compartmented storage case keeps sizes organized and accessible at the bench or in the field.

This kit is designed for use in light industrial, commercial, and trade maintenance environments where metric fasteners are routinely needed. The M3 through M10 size range covers the most common metric set screw applications found in motor couplings, shaft collars, pulleys, and mechanical assemblies. The hex socket drive format is compatible with standard metric hex keys and Allen wrenches. The assortment is packaged as a single unit and ships complete with a labeled storage case for easy identification of each size.

Key Features

• 280 pieces covering M3 to M10 thread sizes in a single kit
• Alloy steel construction for strength in mechanical fastening applications
• Hex socket drive compatible with standard metric hex keys
• Lengths from 5 to 12 millimeters to suit a variety of stack-up requirements
• Includes a compartmented storage case with specification labels for organization

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose metric set screw assortment for use with standard M3 through M10 hex socket drive applications in light industrial and mechanical maintenance settings.

Installation Notes

Set screws are typically installed by millwrights, maintenance technicians, or mechanical assemblers using a calibrated metric hex key or T-handle driver. De-energize and lock out any equipment before removing or installing set screws on rotating components such as shaft collars or couplings. Follow equipment manufacturer torque guidelines for the specific application and thread size. Avoid over-driving alloy steel set screws into soft materials to prevent thread damage.