Hex socket cone point grub bolts are a type of headless set screw with a hexagonal socket at one end and a sharp tapered cone point at the other. They are tightened by an Allen key, and the cone tip presses firmly into the mating part to achieve locking and positioning.
Made of stainless steel, these grub bolts deliver great corrosion resistance. The cone-shaped tip creates a firm indentation on the shaft surface, providing strong anti-rotation and anti-slip performance. The headless design keeps the surface flush after installation without protruding. They are widely applied in machinery, instruments and automation equipment for securing gears, pulleys and shafts.
