M2 Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws — 3 to 5.5mm, Carbon Steel & Stainless, 11 Finishes

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M2 Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws — 3 to 5.5mm, 11 Finishes Including Thread-Locking and Black Stainless

Sourcing M2 Phillips pan head machine screws with the exact head diameter, finish, and thread-locking option you need — without ordering from three different suppliers or buying a generic assortment that includes sizes you’ll never use — is a persistent challenge for electronics assemblers, RC vehicle builders, drone fabricators, and precision instrument technicians. These M2 Phillips pan head machine screws are available in 16 length-and-head-diameter combinations from 3mm to 5.5mm, 11 material and finish options including pre-applied thread-locking adhesive variants, and bulk packs up to 500 pieces.

Each pack contains M2 Phillips pan head (round head) machine screws in your selected material, finish, length, head diameter, and quantity. Thread size is M2 (ISO metric, 0.4mm coarse pitch). Lengths range from 3mm (≈1/8") to 5.5mm (≈7/32"). The D= value in the variant name specifies the pan head outer diameter in millimeters, ranging from D=2.5mm to D=5mm across the available combinations. Materials include Carbon Steel with Black Zinc, Bright Nickel, Colored Zinc, Blue Zinc, Black Nickel, or Bright Chromium plating, plus Stainless Steel, Stainless Steel / Black Zinc, and three thread-locking (“With Glue”) variants: Carbon Steel / Black Zinc With Glue, Carbon Steel / Bright Nickel With Glue, and Stainless Steel / With Glue. Packs are available in 100, 200, 300, 400, or 500 pieces.

Typical use cases include miniature electronics and PCB assembly where M2 pan head Phillips screws secure boards, standoffs, and enclosure panels in standard M2 tapped holes; RC vehicles, drones, and power tools where the thread-locking “With Glue” variants eliminate the need for separate liquid thread-locker in vibration-prone assemblies; and precision instrument and optical device manufacturing where the granular D= head diameter selection allows exact matching to machined recesses or clearance holes in aluminum or plastic housings.

ℹ️ Compatibility: ISO metric M2 thread (0.4mm coarse pitch) — fits standard M2 tapped holes, threaded inserts, and M2 nuts. The D= value in the variant name specifies the pan head outer diameter — verify head clearance before ordering. “With Glue” variants have thread-locking adhesive pre-applied and are generally single-use.

✅ Key Features of These M2 Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws

  • 🔧Thread-Locking “With Glue” Variants — Three variants (Carbon Steel / Black Zinc, Carbon Steel / Bright Nickel, and Stainless Steel) include a pre-applied thread-locking adhesive patch that activates on installation — eliminating the need for separate liquid thread-locker in RC vehicles, drones, motors, and vibration-prone assemblies.
  • 📐16 Length & Head Diameter Combinations — Lengths from 3mm (≈1/8") to 5.5mm (≈7/32") with head diameters from D=2.5mm to D=5mm allow precise matching to machined recesses, clearance holes, and existing hardware in miniature electronics and precision instrument assemblies.
  • 🎨11 Material & Finish Options — From decorative Bright Chromium and Colored Zinc to corrosion-resistant Stainless Steel / Black Zinc, the finish range covers functional, aesthetic, and specialty requirements across a single M2 pan head screw product line — including both standard and thread-locking variants in multiple finishes.
  • Black Stainless Steel Option — The Stainless Steel / Black Zinc variant combines the corrosion resistance of stainless steel with a dark zinc coating for a low-visibility, corrosion-resistant fastener suited to dark-finish assemblies, optical instruments, and camera equipment where standard silver fasteners are visually unacceptable.
  • Bright Chromium & Colored Zinc Finishes — The Bright Chromium finish delivers a mirror-like, scratch-resistant surface for visible fasteners in consumer electronics and decorative assemblies. The Colored Zinc option provides a multi-tone zinc plating for color-coded or aesthetically differentiated fastener applications.
  • 📦Bulk Packs Up to 500 Pieces — Available in 100, 200, 300, 400, or 500-piece packs, making these M2 pan head screws practical for production assembly lines, workshop stock replenishment, and drone or RC vehicle build kits without the cost premium of small retail quantities.

📐 Technical Specifications — M2 Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws

Thread Size M2 (ISO metric, 0.4mm coarse pitch)
Available Lengths 3mm (≈1/8"), 3.5mm (≈5/32"), 4mm (≈5/32"), 4.5mm (≈3/16"), 5mm (≈3/16"), 5.5mm (≈7/32")
Head Style Pan Head (Round Head), Phillips Drive
Drive Type Phillips — typically PH0 or PH1 (verify with your driver set)
Head Diameter (D=) D=2.5mm, 2.8mm, 3mm, 3.2mm, 3.5mm, 3.8mm, 4mm, 4.2mm, 4.5mm, 5mm — see variant options for availability by length
Material Options Carbon Steel or Stainless Steel — see variant options
Finish Options Black Zinc / Bright Nickel / Colored Zinc / Blue Zinc / Black Nickel / Bright Chromium (Carbon Steel); Plain / Black Zinc (Stainless Steel)
Thread-Locking Variants Carbon Steel / Black Zinc With Glue; Carbon Steel / Bright Nickel With Glue; Stainless Steel / With Glue
Tensile Strength Typically 420–800 MPa (Carbon Steel, varies by grade); typically ≥700 MPa (Stainless A2-70)
Pack Quantities 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 / 500 pieces — see variant options
Country of Origin Contact us to confirm
⚠️ Note: The D= value in the variant name specifies the pan head outer diameter — verify head clearance in your application before ordering. “With Glue” thread-locking variants are generally single-use — removal may damage the adhesive patch. M2 is a very small thread size — use a correctly sized PH0 or PH1 Phillips driver to avoid cam-out and head damage.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right M2 pan head screw length?

For M2 screws, select a length so that at least 1.5–2 times the thread diameter (3–4mm) engages in the mating material. For example, if you are fastening a 1.5mm PCB to a standoff, an M2 x 3mm or M2 x 4mm screw is typically appropriate. For through-hole fastening with a nut, the screw should extend at least 2–3 full threads past the nut face. The 3mm and 3.5mm lengths are generally suited for very thin panels, PCB mounting, and miniature electronics enclosures where minimal thread engagement is needed.

What does the “D=” designation mean in the variant name?

The D= value specifies the outer diameter of the pan head at its widest point, in millimeters. For example, “M2 x 4mm D=3.5” means the screw is 4mm long with a pan head that is 3.5mm in outer diameter. M2 pan head screws can have head diameters ranging from approximately 2.5mm to 5mm depending on the manufacturing standard (ISO 7045, DIN 7985, etc.). If your application has a specific clearance hole, recess, or countersink for the head, select the D= variant that matches your requirement. If you are unsure, measure the head diameter of an existing screw you are replacing.

What are the “With Glue” variants and when should I use them?

The “With Glue” variants have a thread-locking adhesive pre-applied to the threads. This adhesive activates under the pressure and friction of installation, bonding the screw in place and resisting loosening from vibration, thermal cycling, or dynamic loads. They are commonly used in RC vehicles, drones, power tools, motors, and any assembly subject to vibration where a separate liquid thread-locker (like Loctite) would otherwise be needed. Note that “With Glue” screws are generally single-use — removal may damage the adhesive patch and reduce locking effectiveness on reinstallation.

Are these M2 screws suitable for outdoor or corrosive environments?

It depends on the finish selected. Stainless Steel and Stainless Steel / Black Zinc variants offer good general corrosion resistance and are suitable for most outdoor and mildly humid environments. Carbon steel variants with zinc plating (black, blue, colored) provide moderate corrosion protection for indoor or sheltered use. Bright Nickel and Bright Chromium finishes are primarily decorative with moderate indoor corrosion resistance. For marine or highly corrosive environments, stainless steel is generally the better choice. The “With Glue” thread-locking variants are suitable for the same environments as their base material.

What thread standard does M2 use — are these compatible with my existing hardware?

M2 uses the ISO metric thread standard with a standard coarse pitch of 0.4mm. These screws are compatible with standard M2 metric nuts, threaded inserts, and tapped holes. They are not compatible with UNC or UNF inch-standard threads. If you are tapping your own holes, use an M2 x 0.4 tap. M2 is one of the smallest common metric thread sizes and is widely used in electronics, miniature robotics, and precision instruments. If you are unsure whether your existing hardware is M2 metric, measure the thread diameter with a thread gauge before ordering.

How strong are M2 carbon steel and stainless steel pan head machine screws?

Carbon steel M2 machine screws are generally rated to property class 4.8 or higher, with tensile strengths typically ranging from 420 MPa to 800 MPa depending on the specific grade. Stainless steel variants are generally rated to A2-70, with a tensile strength of approximately 700 MPa. For very small-diameter screws like M2, actual load capacity is limited by the thread cross-section and is suitable for light-duty fastening in electronics, miniature enclosures, and precision instruments. Contact us to confirm the exact property class if your application has specific strength requirements.

What is the difference between Bright Chromium and Bright Nickel finishes?

Both are decorative electroplated finishes on carbon steel. Bright Nickel produces a warm, slightly yellowish-silver appearance and provides moderate corrosion resistance. Bright Chromium (chrome plating) produces a cooler, mirror-like silver appearance and is generally harder and more scratch-resistant than nickel. Both are primarily used for aesthetic applications where the screw head is visible in consumer electronics, appliances, or decorative assemblies. Neither is recommended for outdoor or high-humidity environments without additional protection.

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