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When you're working on electronics repairs, optical instrument assembly, or miniature mechanical builds, finding the right sub-2mm screw shouldn't slow you down. Hobbyists, repair technicians, and precision assembly professionals all face the same frustration: generic hardware kits that skip the micro sizes you actually need. These M1.2–M1.7 Phillips pan head machine screws are stocked specifically for those fine-pitch, tight-clearance jobs where standard fasteners simply don't fit.
Each pack contains nickel plated steel machine screws with a Phillips pan head profile. Diameter options cover M1.2, M1.4, M1.6, and M1.7 (ISO metric thread), with shank lengths ranging from 2mm (≈5/64") to 12mm (≈15/32") — all measured excluding the head. The low-profile pan head sits flush against thin panels and PCB standoffs without adding unnecessary bulk. Packs are available in quantities from 10 to 2000 pieces to suit both one-off repairs and ongoing production needs.
Typical use cases include consumer electronics disassembly and reassembly (laptops, cameras, smartphones), RC model and drone frame construction requiring small metric machine screws, eyeglass frame repair using M1.2 or M1.4 pan head bolts, and miniature robotics or instrumentation builds where ISO metric thread compatibility is essential.
| Thread Standard | ISO Metric (M-series) |
|---|---|
| Available Diameters | M1.2, M1.4, M1.6, M1.7 |
| Thread Pitch | M1.2: 0.25mm | M1.4: 0.3mm | M1.6: 0.35mm | M1.7: 0.35mm |
| Shank Length Range | 2mm (≈5/64") – 12mm (≈15/32"), excluding head |
| Head Type | Pan Head (low profile, flat underside) |
| Drive Type | Phillips (cross point) |
| Surface Finish | Nickel Plated |
| Base Material | See variant options / Contact us to confirm |
| Tensile Strength | Contact us to confirm |
| Pack Quantities | 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 2000 pieces |
| Country of Origin | See variant options |
The listed length is the shank length excluding the head. As a general rule, the screw should engage at least 1.5× its diameter into the receiving material. For example, an M1.6 screw should typically thread at least 2.4mm into the tapped hole. Available lengths range from 2mm (≈5/64") to 12mm (≈15/32") — select based on your material stack-up and thread engagement requirements.
These screws feature a Phillips (cross) drive. A #00 Phillips screwdriver is generally appropriate for M1.2–M1.4, while a #0 Phillips typically fits M1.6–M1.7. Using a properly sized driver is important to avoid cam-out and head damage on these small fasteners.
These screws are generally suited for light-duty precision assembly applications such as electronics, optics, and instrumentation. Exact tensile strength values depend on the base material specification. For structural or load-bearing applications, please contact us to confirm specifications before ordering.
The nickel plating provides moderate corrosion resistance, making these screws well-suited for indoor electronics, instrumentation, and controlled-environment assemblies. For prolonged outdoor exposure or high-humidity conditions, additional protective coatings or stainless steel alternatives are generally recommended.
These screws follow the ISO metric thread standard. Typical thread pitches are: M1.2 — 0.25mm, M1.4 — 0.3mm, M1.6 — 0.35mm, M1.7 — 0.35mm. They are generally compatible with corresponding ISO metric hex nuts, threaded inserts, and tapped holes. Always verify pitch compatibility with your specific hardware before assembly.
These small Phillips pan head machine screws are commonly used in consumer electronics assembly and repair (laptops, cameras, smartphones), RC model and drone frame construction, eyeglass frame repair, miniature robotics, optical instrument housings, and other precision mechanical assemblies where a fine ISO metric thread and low-profile head are required.
For prototyping or a one-time repair, a 10 or 50-piece pack is typically sufficient. For workshop stock or recurring maintenance, the 100 or 500-piece options offer a practical balance. For production runs of miniature assemblies, the 1000 or 2000-piece packs provide better per-unit value.
The listed length is the shank length excluding the head. This is the standard measurement convention for pan head machine screws. If you need the total installed height, add the head height (typically 0.5–0.8mm for this size range) to the listed shank length.
