Hillman M8-1.25 x 30 mm Heat-Treated Steel Hex Head Cap Screws, 50-Pack
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Hillman M8-1.25 x 30 mm Heat-Treated Steel Hex Head Cap Screws, 50-Pack

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Hillman M8-1.25 x 30 mm Heat-Treated Steel Hex Head Cap Screws, 50-PackHillman M8 1. 25 x 30 mm Hex Head Cap Screws (50 Pack) Durable metric hex head cap screws made from heat treated steel for reliable fastening in machinery, automotive, and general construction. The M8 1. 25 coarse thread and 30 mm length provide secure, high torque performance when paired with matching nuts or tapped holes. Key Features: Heat Treated Steel: Engineered for strength and durability in demanding applications Hex Head, Machine Thread:

Hillman M8-1.25 x 30 mm Hex Head Cap Screws (50-Pack)

Durable metric hex head cap screws made from heat-treated steel for reliable fastening in machinery, automotive, and general construction. The M8-1.25 coarse thread and 30 mm length provide secure, high-torque performance when paired with matching nuts or tapped holes.

Key Features:

  • Heat-Treated Steel: Engineered for strength and durability in demanding applications
  • Hex Head, Machine Thread: Allows high torque and secure tightening with standard wrenches
  • M8-1.25 Coarse Thread: Compatible with metric nuts and tapped holes for dependable hold
  • 30 mm Length: Ideal for medium-depth fastening in metal and wood with pre-drilled holes
  • Bulk 50-Pack: Convenient quantity for jobsites, maintenance crews, and shop inventory

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Thread Size M8-1.25
Length 30 mm
Head Type Hex Head Cap Screw
Material Heat-treated steel
Thread Type Machine, coarse
Package Quantity 50 pieces
Drive Style External hex

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Are these screws fully threaded?
A: Yes, the pictured style and Hillman metric hex cap screws in this range are typically full thread; verify project requirements before use.

Q: What tools are needed for installation?
A: Use a metric wrench or socket sized for the hex head; pre-drill a hole matching the M8 bolt diameter for best results.

Q: What nuts and washers should I pair with these?
A: Use metric M8-1.25 nuts and appropriately sized washers, ideally of matching grade and finish.

Q: Are these corrosion resistant?
A: They are made of heat-treated steel; corrosion resistance depends on finish. If exposure to moisture is expected, consider zinc-plated or stainless options as applicable.

Industrial Precision, Clean and Cohesive

This sleek hex cap screw brings a whisper of industrial rigor to cabinetry, fixture builds, and custom shelving. The crisp machine threads and polished head create a refined, utilitarian accent. Style it with matte-black brackets or brushed steel hardware for a tailored, modern ensemble. It’s the quiet essential that anchors a space with confidence.

Choose these Hillman M8-1.25 x 30 mm hex cap screws for strong, reliable fastening on your next project.

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