M6-1.00 x Socket, Socket Head Cap Screw, 60 mm Length, Titanium
Mfr # 0107482
Zoro # G912533198
Key Features
Specifications
Details
- MFR #
- 0107482
- Zoro #
- G912533198
- UPC #
- 708498486442
- Country of Origin
- Taiwan, Province of China
- Item
- Standard Socket Head Cap Screw
- Material
- Titanium
- Drive
- Hex
- Finish
- Plain
- Head Type
- Socket
- Drive Type
- Hex
- Tensile Strength
- 49,900 psi
- Standards
- ISO 4762
- System of Measurement
- Metric
- Thread Style
- Fully Threaded
- Dimensional Standards
- ISO 4762
- Features
- With a Minimum Yield Strength of 39,900 psi (275 MPa), Grade 2 Titanium is Comparable in Strength to Stainless Steel
- Type
- Machine Screw
- Resistance Properties
- Corrosion-Resistant, Salt Water-Resistant
- Pack Size
- Small Pack
- Material Grade/Class
- Grade 2
- Materials for Use With
- Carbon Fiber
- For Use in Systems
- Alternative Energy Systems, Boats, Construction and Every Other Industry, Robots
- Thread Pitch
- 1 mm
- Thread Type
- Coarse
- Made in North America
- Not Made in North America
- Thread Direction
- Right Hand
- Thread Fit
- Not Rated
- Minimum Yield Strength
- 39,900 psi
Description
These socket drives screws are TRUE TITANIUM(TM), specifically commercially pure Grade 2 (CP) titanium. Like platinum and gold, titanium is an element near the top of the galvanic scale and its resistance to corrosion of all kinds is legendary. Its position on the galvanic scale is one of the reasons engineers specify titanium for use with carbon fiber. With a minimum yield strength of 39,900 psi (275 Mpa), Grade 2 titanium is comparable in strength to stainless steel. Of course, Grade 2 (CP) titanium is corrosion free in saltwater while stainless steel crevice corrodes dangerously. These socket drives screws are TRUE TITANIUM(TM), specifically commercially pure Grade 2 (CP) titanium. Like platinum and gold, titanium is an element near the top of the galvanic scale and its resistance to corrosion of all kinds is legendary. Its position on the galvanic scale is one of the reasons engineers specify titanium for use with carbon fiber. With a minimum yield strength of 39,900 psi (275 Mpa), Grade 2 titanium is comparable in strength to stainless steel. Of course, Grade 2 (CP) titanium is corrosion free in saltwater while stainless steel crevice corrodes dangerously.
- Non-Corrosive
- Lightweight
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