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M3-M8 Phillips Flat Head Screws GB/T 819 countersunk head screws

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M3-M8 Phillips Flat Head Screws GB/T 819 countersunk head screws

Cross Recessed Countersunk Machine Screws are highly versatile and efficient metal threaded fasteners. They combine the convenience of cross-recess drive, the flush finish of countersunk design, and the holding power of machine screw threads (fine or coarse pitch). Designed specifically for creating secure connections in metal components or engineering plastics.

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M3-M8 Phillips Flat Head Screws GB/T 819 countersunk head screws

 

Screw Core Standards & Structural Features Comparison Table

Parameter

Chinese Standard (GB/T 819)

International Equivalent

Key Specifications

Head Type

Countersunk (82° or 90° cone angle)

DIN 965 / ISO 10642

Cone angle must strictly match mounting hole design

Drive Type

Cross recess (Phillips)

JIS B 1111

Recess depth must be compatible with driver bits

Thread Type

Machine thread (Metric coarse/fine)

ISO 261 / ISO 262

Fine threads (e.g., M8×1) require explicit notation

Material Grade

Carbon Steel: 4.8/8.8/12.9

ASTM A574 (Cl.12.9)

Grade 12.9 = ultra-high strength (aerospace grade)

 

Stainless Steel: A2-70/A4-80

SAE J429 (Grade 8)

A4-80: acid-resistant SS; SAE J429: US high-strength

Surface Treatment

Zinc plating (blue/color), Black oxide

ASTM B633 (Zn-Fe alloy)

Color zinc > blue zinc corrosion resistance; Black oxide = rust prevention

Parameter

M3-M8 Phillips Flat Head Screws GB/T 819 countersunk head screws

M3-M8 Phillips Flat Head Screws GB/T 819 countersunk head screws

Key Applications:

Mechanical Assembly

Used for joining metal/plastic components requiring a flush surface (e.g., instrument housings, gearbox cover plates).
The countersunk design prevents screw protrusion, eliminating mechanical interference or risks of operators being scratched.

Electronics and Electrical Equipment

Securing PCB brackets, heat sinks, or device panels (e.g., computer chassis, power supply enclosures).
The flush surface facilitates labeling or applying insulating materials.

Furniture Assembly

Connecting metal hinges, slides, or reinforcement parts (e.g., office chair bases, filing cabinet internals).
Concealed installation enhances aesthetic appeal.

Automotive/Aerospace Components

Mounting interior trim panels, sensor brackets, and other non-load-bearing structures.
Requires thread-locking adhesives or washers to withstand vibrational environments.

Building Hardware

Fastening door/window fittings, ceiling joists, and other thin-walled metal components.

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