SLOTTED CHEESE HEAD SCREW

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Short Description

Brand:- SAI or any general.

 

Cheese head screws get their name from their cylindrical, slightly rounded profile, which looks a bit like a wheel of cheese when viewed from the side. A slotted cheese head screw carries a single straight slot across the top instead of a cross recess, so it's driven using a flat-blade screwdriver rather than a Phillips one. This simple slot design has been around for decades and remains popular in electrical and mechanical assemblies where a flush finish isn't necessary but a strong, visible head is. The taller head gives it more bearing surface than a countersunk screw, which helps it grip better against washers or thin sheets. You'll often find this slotted cheese head machine screw holding together terminal blocks, control panels, and light-duty machinery where quick tightening and easy removal matter.

  • Material: Mild steel or stainless steel (SS 202/304/316) based on requirement
  • Grades: Standard commercial grade and A2 stainless grade
  • Thread Type: Machine thread, generally full threaded up to a set length
  • Size Range: M2 to M10, with custom lengths available
  • Surface Finish: Zinc plated, black oxide, or natural stainless finish
  • Head Type: Cylindrical head with flat top and single slot
  • Standards: Produced in accordance with DIN 84 and IS 6094 specifications

Key Features

  • Cylindrical cheese-shaped head with a flat top surface
  • Single straight slot for flat-blade screwdriver driving
  • Larger head diameter offering better surface contact
  • Machine thread for precise, uniform fastening
  • Available in mild steel and stainless steel options
  • Suitable for both through-hole and tapped assemblies
  • Corrosion-resistant plating for extended service life
  • Easy to identify and drive even with basic hand tools

Applications of Slotted Cheese Head Screw

  • Electrical terminal blocks and junction boxes
  • Control panel assembly
  • Instrument and meter housings
  • Light-duty machinery fastening
  • Switchgear and relay panels
  • PCB mounting brackets
  • Sheet metal enclosures
  • Furniture hinges and fittings
  • Automotive wiring harness clamps
  • General maintenance and repair work

Advantages of Slotted Cheese Head Screw

  • Offers a strong grip due to its larger head surface
  • Simple slot design makes it easy to drive and remove
  • Works well in applications where head visibility is fine
  • Holds up steadily under vibration when properly torqued
  • Compatible with basic flat-blade screwdrivers, no special tools needed
  • Available in finishes suited to both indoor and humid environments

Why Choose Genuine Enterprises

We keep a steady stock of slotted cheese head screws in the sizes and finishes that panel builders and machine assemblers actually ask for, so orders don't get held up waiting on a specific size. Each screw is checked for thread accuracy and finish before packing, because a loose fit or a rough plating job can slow down an entire assembly line. Our pricing stays fair even on smaller repeat orders, which matters for workshops that reorder often rather than in bulk.

 

If you're searching for a slotted cheese head screw supplier in India who understands electrical and panel assembly needs, we've been supplying this exact category to manufacturers across the country for years. We also handle custom length and finish requests without pushing minimum order quantities that don't suit smaller buyers. Our goal is to make sourcing fasteners one less thing you have to worry about.

1.What is a slotted cheese head screw used for? 
It's commonly used in electrical panels, control boxes, and light machinery where a strong head grip is needed but a flush finish isn't required.

2. What tool do I need to drive this screw? 
A standard flat-blade screwdriver works for this screw, since it uses a single slot rather than a cross recess.

3. Is this screw suitable for outdoor use? 
Yes, if you choose the stainless steel variant, it handles moisture and outdoor exposure well.

4. What's the difference between a cheese head and a countersunk screw? 
A cheese head sits above the surface with a flat top, while a countersunk screw sits flush or below the surface once installed.

5. Can I order custom sizes for a large panel-building order? 
Yes, we supply custom lengths and finishes based on your project's specific requirements.

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