M2x10 conical Philips screws (x20)

M2x10 Countersunk Phillips Screws in Stainless Steel: The Detail That Makes a Difference in Assembly

In the preparation of a slot car, every component matters, including screws. These M2x10 countersunk stainless steel screws with Phillips heads are designed to provide a clean and secure fit, sitting flush with the surface and avoiding protrusions that could interfere with the operation or finish of the assembly.

Main Features

• Material: Stainless steel, resistant to corrosion and repeated disassembly stresses.
• Size: M2 x 10 mm.
• Head Type: Countersunk, for a perfect flush fit with the part.
• Drive: Phillips screwdriver.
• Contents: Bag of 20 units.
• Reference: SP153210.

Function and Performance

The countersunk head allows the screw to sit perfectly flush or slightly recessed in the material, which is especially useful when working with chassis, bodies, or mounting plates where protrusions can cause clearance or aesthetic issues. The stainless steel ensures that oxidation does not occur even after frequent assembly and disassembly cycles, common in any active preparation workshop.

Applications and Compatibility

The M2 metric is one of the most widespread in the slot and modelling world. These screws are suitable for fastening in chassis, motor mounts, mounting plates, and other elements where a fine medium-length screw is required. The 10 mm length provides sufficient grip in standard thickness materials without excessive protrusion.

Assembly and Preparation

For proper tightening with M2 screws, we recommend using a Phillips screwdriver with a PH00 or PH0 tip depending on the available access. Excessive tightening can damage the thread in soft materials such as plastic or resin, so it is advisable to adjust firmly but without forcing. Being stainless steel, they do not require anti-corrosion lubricant, although applying a minimal amount may be useful on aluminium or brass threads to facilitate future disassembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of a countersunk head over a flat or cylindrical head?

The countersunk head is designed to sit flush with the surface of the material when the pre-drilled hole has the corresponding countersink. This eliminates protrusions and offers a cleaner finish, especially relevant in body or chassis parts where any relief can affect the fit of other components.

Are they compatible with all slot car chassis?

The M2 metric is very common in the industry, but compatibility always depends on the thread and countersink of the destination hole. Before using them, ensure that the hole is properly machined for M2 countersunk screws.

How many units are included in the bag?

The bag contains 20 units of M2x10 countersunk Phillips screws.

Does stainless steel affect the weight of the assembly?

The weight of each M2x10 screw is minimal. In high-level competition where every gram is optimised, the use of aluminium or titanium screws may be considered, but for the vast majority of workshop and club competition applications, stainless steel is the most balanced option between strength, durability, and price.

Can I reuse them after several disassemblies?

Yes. Stainless steel offers good resistance to thread wear, allowing for several cycles of assembly and disassembly without significant loss of grip, as long as they are handled with the appropriate tool and without forcing the tightening.

M2x10 countersunk Phillips screws in stainless steel, pack of 20 units. Reference SP153210. Essential hardware for slot car preparation, chassis assembly, and scale modeling workbench. Corrosion-resistant, precise fit, and compatible with standard M2 threading used across leading slot car brands and static model kits.