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A2 Stainless Steel Phillips Countersunk Screws

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A2 Stainless Steel (A2-70 (304)) is the most common stainless grade for indoor and general outdoor fasteners. When phillips countersunk screws are specified in this grade, the dimensions remain per ISO 7046 / DIN 965; the material determines corrosion behavior (good general corrosion resistance) and the service temperature range (approx. -200 °C to +400 °C). Both are covered below with the size table.

Why Choose A2 Stainless Steel for Phillips Countersunk Screws

The most common stainless grade for indoor and general outdoor fasteners. For phillips countersunk screws, this matters when good general corrosion resistance is the primary requirement.

Mechanical & Physical Properties

Grade designationA2-70 (304)
Magnetic responseLargely non-magnetic
Service temperatureapprox. -200 °C to +400 °C
Corrosion characteristicGood general corrosion resistance

Galvanic & Galling Considerations

Two important notes for stainless phillips countersunk screws: (1) stainless can gall on stainless threads under load — use a thread lubricant or anti-galling compound, especially for M6 and below; (2) when joined to aluminum or galvanized steel, stainless can drive galvanic corrosion of the less-noble metal in wet service — isolate with a coating or sleeve where appropriate.

Comparable Grades

For Phillips Countersunk Screws, the alternative stainless grade is A4 (316). A2 (304) suits general indoor and outdoor service; A4 (316) adds molybdenum for marine and chloride environments. Where higher strength matters more than corrosion, switch to plated alloy-steel class 8.8 or 10.9.

Sizes of Phillips Countersunk Screws Available in A2 Stainless Steel

SizePitch (mm)Head diameter dk (mm)Head height k (mm)Cross recessCountersink angle (deg)Reference standard
M1.60.353.00.96PH090ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M20.43.81.2PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M2.50.454.71.5PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M30.55.61.65PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M3.50.66.51.93PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M40.77.52.2PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M50.89.22.5PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M61.011.03.0PH390ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M81.2514.54.0PH390ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M101.518.05.0PH490ISO 7046 / DIN 965

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Dimensions & Specifications (ISO 7046 / DIN 965)

SizePitch (mm)Head diameter dk (mm)Head height k (mm)Cross recessCountersink angle (deg)Reference standard
M1.60.353.00.96PH090ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M20.43.81.2PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M2.50.454.71.5PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M30.55.61.65PH190ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M3.50.66.51.93PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M40.77.52.2PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M50.89.22.5PH290ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M61.011.03.0PH390ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M81.2514.54.0PH390ISO 7046 / DIN 965
M101.518.05.0PH490ISO 7046 / DIN 965

Frequently Asked Questions

What corrosion resistance do A2 Stainless Steel Phillips Countersunk Screws offer?

A2 Stainless Steel Phillips Countersunk Screws provide good general corrosion resistance with a service range of approx. -200 °C to +400 °C.

Should I choose A2 Stainless Steel or A4 (316) for Phillips Countersunk Screws?

For Phillips Countersunk Screws, A2 Stainless Steel suits general indoor and outdoor use; A4 (316) is preferred for marine, coastal and chemical environments. Choose by corrosion exposure first.

Can A2 Stainless Steel Phillips Countersunk Screws gall during installation?

Yes — stainless on stainless is prone to thread galling under load, especially at smaller sizes. Use an anti-galling lubricant or wax thread compound, and slow the tightening rate where possible.

Is A2 Stainless Steel food-grade?

A2 (304) is widely accepted for food contact in non-chloride environments; A4 (316) is preferred where chlorides are present.

How do I request a quotation?

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