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Fastener Manufacturing — Socket Cap Screws, Set Screws, Studs & Custom Bolts

DIN 912 socket cap, DIN 7991 countersunk, DIN 913-915 set screws, studs & custom bolts: 16 families, 171 types. ⌀1–20 mm CNC Swiss turning. Get a quote.

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Fasteners are threaded precision-turned parts that removably join two components in machinery, mold, automotive and general assembly work. This category holds 16 families and 171 types: DIN 912 socket head cap screws, DIN 84 cheese head screws, DIN 7991 countersunk screws, DIN 914 cone-point, DIN 913 flat-point and DIN 915 dog-point set screws, DIN 939 studs, double-end and long studs, flanged, chamfered-end and shoulder bolts, plus knurled thumb screws. We machine steel, stainless steel, brass and aluminium; on outer diameters and threads we hold h6/H7 class, ±0.01 mm is targeted on critical diameters, and we control end chamfers and knurls. Every part is turned on a Goodway SW-20 CNC Swiss lathe within a ⌀1–20 mm bar range in a single setup. Beyond the 171 standard types we also produce custom sizes from a technical drawing or a sample. Pricing is by quotation: send your drawing or sample and we prepare a quote based on dimensions, tolerance and quantity.

Threading defines this category: 171 of the 171 variants (100%) carry a thread. The full operation mix is 171× thread turning, 31× hex flat milling, 32× taper turning, 21× knurling, all of it completed in one setup on parts 6–138 mm long.

Everything here is held to 3 tolerance classes (6g, f7, h6), and 100% of the variants map to a DIN or ISO standard. The highest length-to-diameter ratio in the category belongs to BAGB-TES-04 at L/D 12.2 — the slenderness a sliding-head lathe is built for.

Every part is CNC-turned to your drawing — series, small batches and custom turned parts. Send your drawing (PDF/DWG/STEP) for a quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Parts are turned from bar stock on a Goodway SW-20 CNC Swiss lathe. The guide bushing keeps deflection minimal on slender, long parts, and threads, end chamfers and knurls are machined in one setup. This gives high repeatability and dimensional stability on socket screws, set screws and studs.

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