
A cylindrical head presses flat on the insert, so the clamp force travels along the screw axis without the radial component a countersunk head would produce. That makes the joint less sensitive to insert-hole centring and suits compact pockets. A and B types differ in head diameter and height, matching different insert hole series and contact areas.
This page covers M2.2-M4 in SCM435 alloy steel, with black oxide, zinc-nickel, dlc coating as the standard finish.property class 12.9 (tensile strength ≥1200 MPa); installed by torqued to the tool maker's value.
A and B types are not interchangeable: the head diameter change alters contact area and can leave marks or under-clamp the insert.
| Size range | M2.2-M4 |
|---|---|
| Head type | Type A cylindrical / Type B cylindrical |
| Material | SCM435 alloy steel |
| Property class | 12.9 (tensile strength ≥1200 MPa) |
| Drive | TORX / hex socket |
| Finish | Black oxide, zinc-nickel, DLC coating |
| Standards | GB/T, ISO |
| Standard | GB/T 3098.1, ISO 16047 |
| Head style | cylindrical head |
| Installation | torqued to the tool maker's value |
Head diameter, height and face squareness are sampled optically.We recommend a pilot assembly at the actual torque and mating part before locking the process parameters for volume.