Hex Flange Phillips
Hex washer-head screws with a Phillips recess, driven by a socket on the line or a screwdriver in the field.
Manufactured by Uvi Tech Fit in Kundli, Sonipat, India.
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Overview
A hex washer head with a Phillips recess: driven fast by a socket on the line, removable with a screwdriver in the field. The flange spreads load without a separate washer.
Also known as: hex washer head screw, hex flange Phillips screw, indented hex washer head screw.
Related parts: Hex Head Bolts, Flange Bolts, Special Studs & Custom Pivots
Used in
- Automotive assemblies
- Panels
- Equipment assemblies
Specification
What to specify
| Feature | Options |
|---|---|
| Thread | Machine thread (M3–M8) or self-tapping |
| Hex across flats | To your socket size or drawing |
| Washer face | Plain or serrated underside |
| Recess | Phillips, Pozidriv or none |
| Length | Up to 100 mm |
No single standard covers this head. Send a sample or drawing so head, flange and recess match your tooling.
Parts are checked at each stage with vernier calipers, micrometers and visual inspection. Material and test reports can be arranged on request.
Request a Quote
Give size, length, material, finish and quantity. For a custom part, attach a drawing or a photo of the sample.
Questions
Why both a hex and a recess?
A hex socket on a power tool drives faster with less cam-out; the recess lets service staff remove it with a screwdriver.
Can the flange be serrated?
Yes. Serrations under the flange bite the surface and resist loosening. Note that they mark painted surfaces.
Is this available as a self-tapping screw?
Yes. Hex washer-head self-tappers are common in ducting and sheet metal. See Self-Tapping Screws.