M20 x 20mm Socket Set (Grub) Screw Plain Cup Point

Bremick is an Australian-owned fastener manufacturer and distributor supplying bolts, nuts, screws, washers, threaded rods, socket screws, and anchoring products to construction, engineering, fabrication, and industrial maintenance operations across Australia. This page covers the Socket Set (Grub) Screw Plain Cup Point, available in 9 fastener size options: M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, M16 and 1 more.

Bremick screws cover socket set (grub) screws, flat-head socket screws, and anchor screws for machine assembly, positioning, panel fixing, and anchoring applications across metric and imperial sizes.

Where this product is used

Bremick screw fasteners are used in structural steel, mechanical engineering, fabrication, and maintenance assembly applications across Australia.

• Locking collars, pulleys and gears onto shafts
• Holding pulley, sprocket and coupling hubs on motor and gearbox shafts
• Replacing socket set screws of the same thread form, diameter and length
• Dry indoor machinery, tooling and equipment
• Cup point screws grip on the shaft surface
• There are 46 items with diameters from M3 to M20 and lengths from 5mm to 60mm, so work out the size you need first and then read across the table.

Choosing the finish

Plain steel carries no protective coating apart from a light oil film, which is why it rusts quickly if it gets wet.

Keep plain parts for dry indoor use, machinery and assemblies that get painted, oiled or enclosed. Outdoors or in damp areas, a hot dip galvanised or 316 stainless alternative is the better choice.

In tooling and machine building, plain alloy socket screws are the usual choice, where the assemblies are usually oiled or enclosed.

Thread and strength

For load-critical, structural or lifting joints, confirm the fastener against the engineer's specification. Fasteners are not lifting rated unless marked.

Features

• Plain (uncoated) steel for dry indoor and machinery use

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

Select socket set (grub) screws by thread form, diameter and length, and match the point type (cup point, flat point or cone point) to what the screw has to grip or locate on.