Set Screw Hex Head Stainless 316 A2-70 PLC/DCS

A hex socket screw with an end point refers to a type of screw that has a hexagonal-shaped socket on its head, which is used for driving the screw into a material using a hex key or Allen wrench. The end point refers to the sharp, pointed tip of the screw that allows it to penetrate the material easily.
This type of screw is commonly used in various applications, including furniture assembly, automotive repairs, and machinery. The hex socket design provides a secure grip and prevents the screwdriver or wrench from slipping during installation or removal.
The end point of the screw helps to create a pilot hole and guide the screw into the material, making it easier to drive in. It also reduces the risk of splitting or damaging the material during installation.