Disc Cap Screw For Bajaj Bikes Bajaj Genuine Parts

Disc Cap Screw For Bajaj Bikes Bajaj Genuine Parts This pack consists of disc cap screws. Product Description Brand – Bajaj Genuine Parts Number – Pack of 2 , Pack of 6 , Pack of 10 Color – Silver Headtype – Cross Slot Screw About this product Standard bolts (like hex bolts) require a lot of “swing room” for a wrench. Cap screws are different: Space Savers: Because the drive is internal, the head can be “counterbored” (sunk into a hole), leaving a smooth, flush surface. High Strength: Typically made from high-strength alloy steel, these are often rated for much higher loads than standard hardware store bolts. Torque Efficiency: The internal hex allows for higher torque application without the tool slipping or “rounding off” the head. Common Variations Depending on the “disc” application (like brake rotors or low-profile machinery), you might be looking for one of these: Type Head Profile Best Use Case Standard Socket Head Tall, cylindrical General machinery and heavy-duty clamping. Button Head Rounded, dome-shaped Used when a lower profile is needed for safety or aesthetics. Flat Head (Countersunk) Flat top, conical base To sit perfectly flush with the surface of a disc or plate. Low Profile Shorter cylinder Used when there is very little clearance above the screw. Materials & Grades If you are replacing these in a mechanical system, the grade matters immensely. Alloy Steel (Grade 12.9): The standard for industrial use; extremely strong but prone to rust if not coated (usually black oxide). Stainless Steel (304 or 316): Great for corrosion resistance, but generally not as strong as alloy steel. Zinc Plated: Provides a middle ground of basic rust protection. In the world of fasteners, a Disc Cap Screw—most commonly known as a Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS)—is the heavy lifter of the precision engineering world. If you’re looking at a screw with a cylindrical head and an internal hexagonal drive (Allen key style), you’ve found it. These are designed for applications where space is tight, but strength is non-negotiable. Pro-Tip: The “Brake Disc” Context If you are looking for screws specifically for automotive brake discs, these are often specialized. They frequently feature a “Torx” drive rather than a Hex drive to prevent stripping and are often treated with a dry thread-locker to ensure they don’t vibrate loose under high heat. Suitable For Bajaj All Bikes Part Number – DJ191031 Bolts and Nuts , Fastners Show More Show Less