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What is the difference between "Hexagon socket set screw with dog point DIN 915" and "Hexagon socket set screws with cup point DIN 916" about usage field?
DIN 915 and DIN 916 are two different standards for set screws, also known as grub screws. The main difference between them is the shape of the head. DIN 915 set screws have a flat head, while DIN 916 set screws have a cup point head.
The type of set screw you should use depends on the specific requirements of your project. DIN 915 set screws are better for applications where a flush surface is desired, while DIN 916 set screws are better for applications where a stronger grip is needed.
In addition to the head shape, DIN 915 and DIN 916 set screws may also have different thread sizes and lengths. It is important to check the specific dimensions and specifications of each standard before selecting the appropriate set screw for your project.
No, DIN 915 and DIN 916 set screws are not interchangeable. They have different head shapes and may also have different thread sizes and lengths, which can affect their performance and compatibility with different materials.
Both DIN 915 and DIN 916 set screws are commonly used in various industries, including automotive, construction, and manufacturing. The specific type of set screw used may depend on the specific application and requirements of the industry.