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A2 Stainless Steel Socket Capscrews

A2 Stainless Steel Socket Capscrews - Main image
$0.4 $0.56 In stock

Category: Nuts, Bolts Etc

These M3 A2 grade stainless steel socket capscrews are sold in packs of 10 from the Official Hobby Components Online Store.

  • M3 size socket capscrews
  • A2 grade stainless steel construction
  • Sold in packs of 10
  • Suitable for use with electronic kits, components, and general fastening applications
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob G. ★★★★★

These M3 A2 stainless screws don't show a speck of rust after sitting in my damp workshop drawer for two months. The hex sockets are cut clean so my Allen key grabs every time without stripping.

Hannah ★★★★★

Used these to replace some rusted screws on my bike rack, and the A2 stainless steel is holding up great after a few rainy weeks. The M3 socket heads fit the hex key perfectly, no stripping at all.

Avery ★★★★★

Ordered these for a small robot arm project, and all ten screws threaded cleanly with zero burrs or stuck threads. The A2 stainless finish looks sharp and hasn’t shown a hint of rust even after sitting in a damp toolbox for a week.