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DIN 914 Brass Set Screw (Cone Point)

Hexagon socket grub screw, cone point — machined in brass CW617N to standard and to your drawing.

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A DIN 914 set screw is a headless hexagon-socket grub screw with a cone (pointed) tip that bites into the mating surface for high holding power, typically seated into a spotted or drilled depression for near-permanent, high-torque location; it corresponds to ISO 4027. Brassland machines it from free-cutting brass CW617N (CuZn40Pb2) — or lead-free CW724R — to the standard and to your drawing, as part of our brass set-screw programme.

DIN 914 brass set screw cone point — engineering drawing

DIN 914 — cone point engineering drawing (Brassland).

Specification

StandardDIN 914 (ISO 4027)
TypeHexagon socket set screw (grub screw), cone point
ThreadM3–M16; larger on request
MaterialCW617N (CuZn40Pb2); lead-free CW724R on request
CertificateEN 10204 3.1 per shipment; 3.2 on request

Datasheet — socket & point dimensions to DIN 914

Thread dHex key sSocket depth tSocket eCone tip Ø dt
M31.51.21.730.75
M421.52.31
M52.522.871.25
M6323.441.5
M8434.582
M10545.722.5
M1264.86.863
M1686.49.154

Dimensions in mm to DIN 914 (ISO 4027). s = hex key; t = socket depth (min); e = socket across corners; dt = flat at the cone tip (max). Cone angle 90° (120° on the shortest length of each size). Lengths to your drawing.

Applications

Typical applications for the DIN 914 cone point set screw include high-holding location of a hub, gear or collar into a spot-drilled shaft, anti-rotation where maximum grip from one screw is needed, self-centring into a matching countersink, and precision stops or pivots. All parts are made to order, so length, point detail, plating and certification are tailored to your specification.

Related pages

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Set Screws Catalogue

All DIN 913–916 point types.

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CW617N (CuZn40Pb2)

Standard set-screw brass.

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CW724R Lead-Free

RoHS / potable option.

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Cable Grippers

Grub screws clamp the cable.

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Switchgear & Electrical

Lock conductors and terminals.

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Instrumentation

Locating/locking on shafts.

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Thread Standards

Thread & point-type selection.

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Frequently asked questions

What point does a DIN 914 set screw have?

A sharp conical (cone) point that digs into the mating surface for maximum holding from a single screw.

When should I use a cone point vs a cup point?

Cone (DIN 914) gives the highest grip when seated into a spotted or centre-drilled depression; cup (DIN 916) is the general-purpose choice on a plain shaft.

Does a DIN 914 cone point need a spot-drilled shaft?

For best holding, yes — seating the cone into a matching countersink or spotted depression lets it self-centre and resist vibration.

What hex key fits a DIN 914 M5 set screw?

A 2.5 mm hexagon key; socket sizes match DIN 913–916 across the range.

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