Phillips Hex Flange Bolts with Hex Nuts — Serrated & Smooth, M3–M8

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Phillips Hex Flange Bolts with Hex Nuts — Serrated & Smooth Face, M3–M8 for Vibration-Resistant Fastening

Bolts that back out under vibration are a frustrating and sometimes costly problem for mechanics, fabricators, and DIYers alike. Whether you're assembling automotive body panels, securing machinery guards, or building metal frames, a standard bolt without a locking feature can work loose over time. These Phillips hex flange bolts with hex nuts solve that problem at the fastener level — the serrated flange variant bites into the mating surface as you tighten, delivering built-in vibration resistance without a separate lock washer.

Each set includes one hex flange bolt and one matching hex nut. Available in five thread diameters — M3, M4, M5, M6, and M8 — with lengths ranging from 5mm (3/16") to 60mm (2-3/8"). Two flange face styles are offered: Serrated (radial teeth for locking action) and Without Teeth (smooth, for flat bearing surface applications). Pack sizes of 1 Set or 5 Set are available. All threads follow the ISO metric coarse-pitch standard.

Typical applications include automotive panel and engine cover fastening where Phillips hex flange bolts with serrated faces prevent loosening from engine vibration, machinery and equipment assembly where a combined bolt-and-nut set simplifies BOM management, and general metal fabrication and DIY builds where the wide flange distributes clamping load across a larger surface area than a standard hex bolt head.

🔩 Compatibility: ISO metric coarse-pitch threads — M3, M4, M5, M6, M8. Each set includes a matched hex nut. Not compatible with UNC/UNF imperial threads. Select your thread size, length, flange style, and quantity above.

✅ Key Features of These Phillips Hex Flange Bolts with Hex Nuts

  • 🔐Serrated Flange for Built-In Vibration Resistance — The serrated flange face features radial teeth that grip the mating surface under torque, acting like an integrated lock washer. Ideal for automotive and machinery applications where Phillips hex flange bolts with locking action are required.
  • Wide Flange Head Distributes Clamping Load — The enlarged flange diameter spreads the bearing load over a greater surface area compared to a standard hex bolt, reducing the risk of surface deformation on softer substrates like aluminum panels or plastic housings.
  • Dual-Drive: Phillips + Hex Head — The Phillips cross-head recess allows installation with a standard screwdriver or bit driver in tight spaces, while the hex head accepts a wrench or socket for higher-torque final tightening — giving you two drive options in one fastener.
  • 📐Five Thread Sizes, Wide Length Range — M3 through M8 in lengths from 5mm (3/16") to 60mm (2-3/8") covers the majority of light-to-medium duty metric fastening needs in a single listing, reducing the number of SKUs you need to stock.
  • 🧲Bolt-and-Nut Set — Ready to Install — Each set includes a matched hex nut, so you have everything needed for a through-bolt installation without sourcing hardware separately. The 5 Set option reduces per-unit cost for workshop stock or repeat builds.
  • 🔄Smooth Flange Option for Surface-Sensitive Applications — The Without Teeth variant provides a flat bearing surface without serrations, making it suitable for finished surfaces, anodized aluminum, or any application where the locking teeth could cause cosmetic or structural damage to the mating material.

📐 Technical Specifications — Phillips Hex Flange Machine Screws with Hex Nuts

Thread Sizes Available M3, M4, M5, M6, M8
Thread Standard ISO metric coarse pitch (per ISO 68-1)
Head Style Hex Flange (wide bearing flange with hex drive)
Drive Type Phillips (PH) cross-head + Hex wrench/socket
Flange Face Options Serrated (radial locking teeth) / Without Teeth (smooth flat face)
Available Lengths 5mm (3/16") — 60mm (2-3/8"); see variant options for full range by size
Included Hardware 1 hex flange bolt + 1 matching hex nut per set
Pack Sizes 1 Set, 5 Set
Flange Diameter (approx.) Typically 1.7–1.9× thread diameter — contact us to confirm for specific sizes
Material / Finish Contact us to confirm
Compatible Fasteners Matched ISO metric hex nuts (included); standard metric washers
Recommended Use Automotive panels, machinery guards, equipment frames, metal fabrication
⚠️ Note: Not all length options are available for every thread size. Check the Thread Dia x Thread Length variant selector above to confirm your exact combination is in stock. If you need a specific material grade or surface finish confirmation, contact us before ordering.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right bolt length for my application?

A general rule is to select a length so that at least two-thirds of the shank engages the mating material or nut. For a standard hex nut, the nut height is typically about 0.8× the thread diameter — so an M6 nut is roughly 5mm (3/16") tall. Measure your total stack thickness (material + nut) and add a few millimeters of thread engagement beyond the nut. Lengths in this listing run from 5mm (3/16") to 60mm (2-3/8").

What is the difference between the Serrated and Without Teeth flange options?

The Serrated flange has radial teeth machined into the underside of the flange face. These teeth bite into the mating surface as the bolt is tightened, creating mechanical resistance to loosening from vibration — similar to a built-in lock washer. The Without Teeth (smooth) flange distributes clamping load over a wider area without the locking action, making it suitable for softer materials or surfaces where marring must be avoided.

Are these bolts strong enough for automotive or machinery use?

Hex flange bolts are generally used in medium-duty applications including automotive body panels, engine covers, machinery guards, and equipment frames. The serrated variant is particularly well-suited for vibration-prone environments. For safety-critical structural joints, always verify the bolt grade and torque specification against your engineering requirements. Contact us to confirm the material grade if needed.

Can I use these bolts outdoors or in wet environments?

Corrosion resistance depends on the material finish. If you need outdoor or wet-environment performance, look for zinc-plated or stainless steel variants. Contact us to confirm the specific surface treatment for this listing before use in exposed or corrosive environments.

What thread standard do these hex flange bolts follow?

These bolts follow the ISO metric thread standard. M3, M4, M5, M6, and M8 are all standard metric coarse-pitch threads (per ISO 68-1). The included hex nuts are matched to the same metric thread, so no additional hardware is needed. They are not compatible with UNC/UNF (imperial) threads.

What drive type do these bolts use and what tools do I need?

These bolts use a Phillips (PH) cross-head drive on the top, allowing installation with a Phillips screwdriver or bit. The hex head also accepts a standard metric hex wrench or socket for higher-torque installation. For M3–M4, a PH1 or PH2 bit is typically used; for M5–M8, a PH2 or PH3 bit is generally appropriate. Always use the correct bit size to avoid cam-out.

Does each set include both the bolt and the nut?

Yes. Each ‘1 Set’ includes one hex flange bolt and one matching hex nut. The ‘5 Set’ option includes five bolt-and-nut pairs. Select your preferred quantity from the Pack of Quantity variant above.

Should I choose the serrated or smooth flange for my project?

Choose the Serrated flange when your application involves vibration, engine components, automotive panels, or any joint that may loosen over time — the teeth provide built-in locking action without a separate lock washer. Choose the Without Teeth (smooth) flange when working with softer materials like aluminum, plastic, or finished surfaces where the serrations could cause surface damage, or when a flat bearing surface is required.

🛒 Select your thread size, length, flange style, and quantity above, then add to cart — ships from our US warehouse.

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