HOLO-KROME
Holo-Krome product line includes cap screws, dowel pins, hex keys, bolts, pressure plugs and more. The brand's socket head cap screws are made of alloy steel to create high-strength joints. They are ideal for use where a smooth finish is required. Holo-Krome dowel pins offer a high-holding force in assemblies where elements must be precisely positioned and retained in absolute relation to one another. The brand's hex socket jam screws are used for securing set screws, springs and flow controls into tapped holes.
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Socket Head Cap Screws(1396 Products)
Dowel Pins(231 Products)
Shoulder Screws(160 Products)
Plumbing Specialty Tools(21 Products)
Socket Set Screws(230 Products)
Nut Inserts(32 Products)
Adjustable Wrenches(70 Products)
Hex/Torx Keys(8 Products)
Handles and Pulls(18 Products)
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Cross-Reference Alternatives
Holo-Krome part numbers often cross-reference to Grainger and Fabory part numbers. So, if you're looking for Holo-Krome manufacturing equipment that is either obsolete or out of stock, chances are we have equivalent items available.
Why Us?
These Holo-Krome products range from small to large sizes. They may require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.
About Holo-krome
Holo-Krome product line includes cap screws, dowel pins, hex keys, bolts, pressure plugs and more. The brand's socket head cap screws are made of alloy steel to create high-strength joints. They are ideal for use where a smooth finish is required. Holo-Krome dowel pins offer a high-holding force in assemblies where elements must be precisely positioned and retained in absolute relation to one another. The brand's hex socket jam screws are used for securing set screws, springs and flow controls into tapped holes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Holo-Krome head cap screws and low head cap screws?
Holo-Krome head cap screws have standard or regular head designs. They have a taller head profile for ample tool engagement. On the other hand, low-head cap screws have reduced or flattened head profiles. They are ideal for limited clearance or space-constrained applications. These cap screws are ideal for aesthetic or functional reasons where a lower profile is preferred.
How do you fasten Holo-Krome alloy socket head cap screws?
- Insert the screw into the hole.
- Use a hexagonal Allen wrench to engage the screw's socket.
- Turn the wrench clockwise to tighten the screw.
- Verify the tightness of the fastened screw for security.
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