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M4 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M4 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-4310

$0.45

M5 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-5312

$0.50

M5 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-5316

$0.55

M5 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-5312

$0.50

M5 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-5310

$0.45

M6 x 20.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 20.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-6320

$0.60

M6 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-6310

$0.45

M6 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-6312

$0.50

M6 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-6316

$0.55

M6 x 20.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 20.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-6320

$0.60

M5 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 17-5316

$0.55

M4 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M4 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-4312

$0.57

M5 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M5 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-5310

$0.51

M6 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 16.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-6316

$0.57

M6 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 10.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-6310

$0.41

M6 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)
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M6 x 12.00mm Button Head Socket Cap Screw (BHSCS)

Part No: 11-6312

$0.55

The Essential Guide to Bolts: Strength, Precision, and Reliability

Bolts may be small in size, but they play an essential role in keeping structures intact, machines functional, and projects secure. So regardless of your needs - a large-scale industrial setup, a DIY project, or assembling precision machinery - the right bolt can make all the difference.

Our collection includes high-quality fasteners designed to deliver exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. Among the most commonly used and trusted options are our button head bolts - they offer a sleek appearance and high holding power.

What Are Button Head Bolts?

A button head bolt is a type of fastener known for its rounded, low-profile head. Unlike traditional bolts, which have a hex or flat head, these bolts provide a smooth, aesthetically pleasing finish. In addition, it also maintains its strong grip and durability.

These bolts are often used in applications where clearance is limited, and a low-profile, high-strength fastener is required.

So why should you choose our bolts?

They are designed to balance strength with functionality. Their primary advantages include:

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    Enhanced Aesthetics:The rounded head gives a clean and polished look. Thus it makes them ideal for visible installations.

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    Increased Safety:The smooth surface minimizes the risk of snagging or injury compared to sharp-edged fasteners.

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    Superior Load Distribution:The broad surface area allows even distribution of force, reducing stress on the materials they secure

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    Compact and Space-Saving:With a lower profile compared to hex bolts, they fit better in tight spaces without compromising strength.

Understanding Hex Socket Button Head Cap Screws

One of the most reliable and commonly used variations is the hex socket button head cap screw. This type of fastener features a recessed hexagonal drive, which allows for high torque application without damaging the surrounding surface. The internal hex drive also provides better grip, reducing the likelihood of stripping or rounding during installation.

At Modular1, we offer hex socket button head cap screws that meet industry standards and deliver high tensile strength. This makes them perfect for demanding applications such as:

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    Machinery Assembly

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    Automotive Engineering

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    Aerospace Components

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    Furniture and Fixtures

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    Structural Frameworks

The Strength of Stainless Steel Button Head Screws

If you are looking for something durable, our products should be your preferred choice. Stainless steel offers excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and extreme temperatures. Thus it makes them a suitable option for both indoor and outdoor applications. Whether you need fasteners for marine environments, industrial setups, or home improvement projects, they always ensure long-lasting performance.

Let’s us now talk about their benefits:

Corrosion Resistance

They are ideal for humid, salty, or chemically exposed environments.

Longevity

They are able to withstand wear and tear, ensuring extended usability.

Aesthetic Appeal

The smooth, polished finish improves the overall look of any project.

Strength & Reliability

They are able to maintain structural integrity even under high stress.

Black Button Head Screws: Combining Strength with Style

For those looking for a bold and modern look, these screws are an excellent option. These screws undergo special surface treatments such as black oxide coating. Thus, this enhances their durability while giving them a sleek, professional finish.

These type of screws are widely used in:

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    Electronics & Gadgets:To match dark-colored surfaces and maintain a uniform look.

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    Furniture & Interior Design:For aesthetic appeal in high-end furniture or architectural applications.

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    Automotive & Motorcycle Assembly:Provides a sophisticated contrast while ensuring high strength.

So why should you choose us for these types of screws? Let’s see.

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    Reduced Glare:The matte black finish minimizes reflections, making them ideal for applications where reduced visibility is preferred.

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    Corrosion Resistance:Special coatings add an extra layer of protection against rust and environmental wear.

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    Premium Look:Perfect for high-end finishes where standard silver or stainless steel screws might look out of place.

How to Select the Right Screw for Your Application

Choosing the right fastener is essential for ensuring safety, durability, and a secure fit. Here are a few factors to consider when selecting a button head screw:

Material Type

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    Stainless Steel:Best for corrosion resistance and longevity.

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    Alloy Steel (Black Oxide Coated):Great for high-strength applications where aesthetics matter.

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    Carbon Steel:Cost-effective and durable for general-purpose use.

Thread Type

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    Fine Thread:Provides better grip and holding power, especially in high-vibration environments.

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    Coarse Thread:Easier to install and remove, making it ideal for soft materials like wood and plastic.

Length and Diameter

Ensure you choose a screw that’s long enough to secure the materials without protruding too much. The diameter should match the load-bearing requirements of your project.

Drive Type

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    Hex Socket:Provides better torque and prevents stripping.

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    Phillips or Slotted:Easier to install using standard screwdrivers but may strip under high torque.

Installation Tips for Button Head Bolts

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    Use the Right Tools:A hex key (Allen wrench) is typically required for hex socket button head cap screws. Ensure you’re using the correct size to prevent stripping.

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    Pre-Drill If Necessary: For softer materials like wood or plastic, pre-drilling can help ensure a snug fit and prevent splitting.

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    Apply the Right Torque:Over-tightening can lead to material damage or stripping of the screw head. Follow recommended torque specifications.

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    Use Thread Lockers for Security:If the application involves vibrations (e.g., automotive or machinery use), applying a thread locker can prevent loosening over time.

Why Modular1 is Your Trusted Source for High-Quality Bolts

At Modular1, we understand that the right fasteners can make or break a project. That’s why we offer a wide range of button head socket cap screws, button head bolts, and stainless steel button head screws—each designed to meet high-performance standards. Whether you need corrosion-resistant stainless steel fasteners or durable screws for an elegant finish, we have you covered.

Your projects deserve the best, and we’re here to provide exactly that. Explore our collection today and find the perfect fastening solutions for your needs!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between button head bolts and standard hex bolts?

Button head bolts have a rounded, low-profile head that provides a sleek finish and better safety by reducing snagging risks. In contrast, standard hex bolts have a taller profile and require a wrench for installation.

Are stainless steel button head screws better than black button head screws?

Both types serve different purposes. Stainless steel button head screws are corrosion-resistant and ideal for humid or outdoor environments. Whereas black button head screws offer a stylish, low-glare finish with a protective black oxide coating for better durability.

How do I choose the right hex socket button head cap screws for my project?

Consider factors like material type (stainless steel for corrosion resistance, alloy steel for strength), thread type (fine for high-vibration environments, coarse for softer materials), and drive type (hex socket for high torque applications).

Do I need to use a thread locker with button head screws?

If your application involves vibrations (such as in automotive or machinery assembly), using a thread locker can prevent the screws from loosening over time, ensuring a secure fit.

Can button head bolts be reused after removal?

Yes, as long as the threads and head remain undamaged. However, if they have been exposed to excessive torque, corrosion, or wear, it’s best to replace them to maintain structural integrity.