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Thin Head Screws (CA Series) — Nickel Plated
Thin head (low profile) cross recess self-tapping screws — where headroom is tight and heads must stay discreet.
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Specifications
| Series code | CA series |
|---|---|
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Finish | Nickel Plated |
| Head type | Thin Head |
| Drive | Cross recess (Phillips) |
| Thread | Self-tapping |
| Size range | Available sizes on request — depends on specification |
| Packaging | standard export packing — details with quotation |
| MOQ | MOQ depends on specification — contact us |
| Lead time | Depends on stock status and sourcing route — confirmed with your quotation |
Applications
- Electronics housings with tight headroom
- Consumer hardware where heads should stay discreet
- Sheet metal and plastics assembly
Technical notes
The low-profile head keeps the fastener below surrounding surfaces; confirm the driving bit angle fits the recess depth.
Thin Head Screws (CA Series) — Nickel Plated — FAQ
What is the difference between thin head and pan head?
Pan head sits higher with a wider bearing area; thin head trades some bearing width for a low profile that clears moving parts and covers.
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