Cross Recessed Screws are a common type of fastener featuring a cross-slotted drive head suitable for fastening with a Phillips screwdriver or screwdriver. The design provides excellent torque transfer and ease of operation, making them widely used in mechanical assembly, electronics, furniture assembly, and woodworking projects. Phillips slotted Screws provide a solid connection on a variety of material surfaces, such as metal, plastic and wood. Their benefits include ease of use, quick tightening, and easy removal when needed. Common materials include stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel, with different materials and finishes selected for specific needs to improve durability and corrosion resistance.Cross Recessed Screws are an indispensable fastening solution in industry and home improvement due to their reliability and versatility.
Main Features
1. Cross slot design:The head of the screw has a cross-shaped slot, suitable for cross screwdriver, which can effectively reduce the phenomenon of slippage.
2. Material: usually made of steel, stainless steel, alloy steel and other materials, according to the application requirements of different materials.
3. Surface treatment:In order to enhance the corrosion resistance and improve the appearance, the cross slot Screws can be galvanized, chrome plated, phosphated and other surface treatment.
Application fields
1. Home appliances:Used in the assembly and maintenance of various home appliances.
2. Electronic equipment: widely used in computers, cell phones and other electronic products.
3. Construction and Furniture:Used for fixing parts in furniture and building structures.
4. Automotive industry:used in the assembly and maintenance of vehicle components.
Cross Recessed Screws - Product Specifications
Parameter | Description |
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Material | Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass, Alloy Steel, Zinc-Plated Steel |
Head Type | Flat, Pan, Button, Truss, Oval |
Drive Type | Phillips, Pozidriv, Cross Slot |
Thread Type | Coarse Thread (UNC), Fine Thread (UNF), Metric Thread |
Thread Pitch | 0.5mm - 2.0mm (depending on size and thread type) |
Size Range | M2 to M10 (Metric), #0 to #14 (Imperial) |
Length Range | 5mm to 100mm (depending on size and application) |
Finish | Zinc-Plated, Black Oxide, Stainless Steel, Plain, Chrome-Plated |
Tensile Strength | 400 - 800 MPa (depending on material used) |
Corrosion Resistance | Good to Excellent (depending on material: Stainless Steel has the best resistance) |
Load Capacity | Varies with size, material, and application (typically 10-50Nm torque resistance) |
Head Diameter | 4mm to 14mm (depending on screw size and head type) |
Drive Slot Depth | 1mm to 3mm (depending on screw size and type) |
Compliance Standards | ISO 8765, DIN 7500, ANSI B18.6.3 (depending on region and application) |
Material Options for Cross Recessed Screws
Material | Characteristics | Applications |
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Steel | Standard material, durable, strong, suitable for general applications | Automotive, Manufacturing, Construction |
Stainless Steel | Corrosion-resistant, ideal for outdoor or marine environments, highly durable | Marine, Outdoor Equipment, Food Industry |
Brass | Corrosion-resistant, attractive appearance, excellent conductivity, softer than steel | Electronics, Decorative Fixtures, Electrical Work |
Zinc-Plated Steel | Good corrosion resistance, cost-effective alternative for many applications | Outdoor furniture, machinery, general assembly |
Alloy Steel | High strength, resistance to wear, fatigue-resistant for heavy-duty applications | Industrial machinery, automotive components |
Head Types Available
Head Type | Description | Applications |
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Flat Head | Flat top with a countersink design to sit flush with the surface. | Furniture, woodwork, electronics assembly |
Pan Head | Slightly rounded top, ideal for flush assembly in sheet materials. | Appliances, automotive, electrical devices |
Button Head | Rounded top without a countersink. | Decorative or aesthetic applications |
Truss Head | Low profile with a wide, round shape for a larger bearing surface. | Furniture, automotive, and heavy-duty applications |
Oval Head | Slightly rounded top with a slight curve for decorative uses, provides a flush finish when countersunk. | Electronics, decorative items, light fixtures |
Drive Types Available
Drive Type | Description | Advantages |
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Phillips | Standard cross-shaped pattern for high torque transfer. | Prevents cam-out, easy to use with standard tools |
Pozidriv | Enhanced Phillips design with additional cross slots for better grip and torque transfer. | Reduced cam-out, improved torque transfer, more durable |
Cross Slot | A cross-shaped recess that can be compatible with multiple screwdriver types. | Flexible, can be used with various tools |
Thread Types and Sizes
Thread Type | Pitch (mm) | Standard Size Range | Application |
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Coarse Thread (UNC) | 1.0mm to 2.0mm | M2 - M10 | General applications, woodwork, soft metals |
Fine Thread (UNF) | 0.5mm to 1.0mm | M2 - M6 | Precision fastening, aerospace, electronics |
Metric Thread | 0.5mm to 2.0mm | M2 - M10 | Automotive, machinery, industrial applications |
Advantages
1.Anti-slip performance:The cross slot design allows the screwdriver to grip the screws better and reduces slippage.
2. High torque transmission:can withstand high torque, suitable for applications requiring strong fastening force.
3. Easy to operate:The widely used standard design makes it easy to operate and match almost all screwdriver tools.
Precautions
1. Choose the right screwdriver:Use a screwdriver that matches the slot shape of the screw to avoid damaging the head of the screw.
2. Install correctly:When screwing in the screws, make sure the screwdriver is aligned with the screw slot to ensure the best tightening effect.
3. Prevent damage:Avoid over-tightening, especially when using plastic parts, to prevent damage to the screws or parts.
What are Cross Recessed Screws?
Cross recessed screws are screws with a cross-shaped slot in the head, which are usually installed and removed using a Phillips screwdriver.
What is the difference between Philips screws and Pozidriv screws?
Philips Screws have standard Phillips slots, while Pozidriv Screws have additional small Phillips slots on top of the Phillips slots to provide better grip and anti-slip properties.
How does the head shape of Cross Recessed Screws affect their performance?
The cross recess design reduces screwdriver slippage and improves fastening efficiency and safety. The fineness of the design also affects torque transmission.
What tools can be used to operate Cross Recessed Screws?
The main tools used to operate Cross Recessed Screws are Phillips screwdrivers (Philips screwdrivers) or socket tools. Different types of Cross Recessed Screws may require the appropriate tool.
What are the common materials used for Cross Recessed Screws?
Common materials include carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel. Different materials offer different strength and corrosion resistance.
What are the surface treatments for Cross Recessed Screws?
Common surface treatments include zinc plating, chrome plating, phosphating treatment, etc. to improve the corrosion resistance and aesthetics of the screws.
What are the application areas of Cross Recessed Screws?
Widely used in home appliances, electronic equipment, construction, furniture and automotive industry for connecting and fixing various components.
How to choose suitable Cross Recessed Screws?
The size, material, thread type and application environment of the screw should be taken into consideration when selecting to ensure that it meets the specific engineering requirements and load demands.
How to prevent problems during installation of Cross Recessed Screws?
Ensure that you use the correct tools, align with the screw slots and avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the screws or components. Regular inspection and maintenance will also help minimize problems.