M5 Screws – Socket Cap (Std, Low Head, Button, Flat), Set, Hex Cap Bolts & Phillips
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Home › Metric Fasteners › M5 Screws The M5 metric screw (5 mm nominal diameter) is a versatile size for machinery, fixtures, automotive, and robotics. This hub consolidates the complete M5 range — Socket Head Cap , Low Head Socket , Button Head , Flat Socket , Set Screws , Hex Cap Bolts , and Phillips Pan/Flat Machine Screws — with quick specs, DIN/ISO notes, and links to matching M5 nuts, washers, and hex keys. Shop by M5 Head Type M5 Socket Head Cap Screws DIN 912 / ISO 4762 • High clamp force • Allen/Hex drive M5 Low Head Socket Cap Screws Reduced head height • Tight clearance applications • Allen/Hex drive M5 Button Head Cap Screws ISO 7380 • Low profile dome head • Allen/Hex drive M5 Flat Socket (Countersunk) Screws DIN 7991 / ISO 10642 • 90° countersink • Flush finish M5 Cup Point Set Screws Grub screws • Allen/Hex drive • Cup point M5 Hex Cap Bolts DIN 933 (full thread) / DIN 931 (partial) • External hex drive M5 Phillips Pan Machine Screws Machine thread • For tapped holes or use with nuts M5 Phillips Flat Machine Screws 90° countersink • Flush finish • Machine thread Quick Specs Spec Details Diameter M5 (5.0 mm nominal) Common Pitch 0.8 mm (coarse) Typical Drive Internal hex/Allen for socket types; Phillips for machine screws; external hex for hex cap bolts. Need a key? Hex Key Hub or Individual Metric Keys . Materials & Finishes 12.9 alloy steel, 18-8/A2 stainless; black oxide on alloy where specified. M5 Size & Pitch Reference Need head dimensions, countersink details, or pilot hole guidance? See the M5 screw size chart . Matching M5 Nuts & Washers Pair your screws and bolts with the right hardware for a complete fastening solution: Metric Nuts & Washers (All) — filter for M5 to match threads precisely. Frequently Asked Questions What’s the standard thread pitch for M5 screws? The most common coarse pitch is 0.8 mm . Some specialty applications use fine pitch — always confirm on the product page. When should I use Low Head Socket vs. stand