Phillips Flat Head Machine Screws
Thread type: Countersunk cross head machine screws usually use standard thread structures, such as UNC, UNF, etc., to connect with other threaded components.
Countersunk head design: The head of a countersunk screw is designed to be flat or slightly concave, allowing it to be embedded into the material surface, achieving a smooth installation surface and avoiding interference from protruding parts on surrounding components.
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