Truss Phillips Screws

Low, wide truss-head screws. The large bearing face clamps thin sheet and plastic without pulling through.

Manufactured by Uvi Tech Fit in Kundli, Sonipat, India.

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JIS B 1111 truss head

Truss Phillips Screws (truss head machine screw) made by Uvi Tech Fit

Overview

A low, wide head that spreads clamping force over a large area. Used on thin sheet metal and plastic where a pan head could pull through or crack the part.

Also known as: truss head machine screw, mushroom head screw, truss head screw.

Related parts: CSK Phillips Screws, Pan Phillips Screws, Combi Screws

Used in

  • Sheet metal parts
  • Plastic components
  • Panels
  • Hardware fittings
  • Industrial covers

Dimensions

Truss head, cross recess (JIS B 1111)

SizePitchHead dia. (max)Head height (max)Recess
M40.79.42.65PH2
M50.811.83.25PH2
M61.014.03.9PH3

There is no ISO truss-head standard; JIS B 1111 is the common reference. Made to drawing or sample; lengths up to 100 mm.

Parts are checked at each stage with vernier calipers, micrometers and visual inspection. Material and test reports can be arranged on request.

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Truss Phillips Screws

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Questions

Truss head or pan head with a washer?

A truss head gives a similar bearing area in one piece and sits lower. A pan head with a washer is better when you need a spring or tooth washer.

What materials are truss screws used on?

Thin sheet metal, plastic housings and panels where a standard pan head could pull through or crack the part.

Can you match an existing truss screw?

Yes. Head diameters vary between makers, so send a sample or the head dimensions.

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