🔩 Pack of 480 MEIYYJ M2 M2.5 M3 Hex Socket Flat Head Screws - 304 Stainless Steel Hexagonal Countersunk Screws Review

What was sold as "stainless steel" was transported with a magnet from the shipping container to my standard equipment room. I didn't know there was technology to make this possible. but it happened.

No tweezers or wrenches included. Also, several screws were missing. I didn't count them all but the m2 screws were clearly missing. I only got 8 each for m2x6 and m2x8 and 19 each for m2x10.

Yes, I choose by price but this range is the best for the casual crafter at any price! I didn't know why the kit included tweezers at first, but after hunting for subminiature nuts and bolts for a while, I found out. Good sentence!

Each screw is labeled in a handy plastic box. The heads are very easy to remove with minimal torque. A fairly small 1.5 hex wrench is required for M2.5 screws. 304 stainless steel must be austenitic (non-magnetic). I don't believe these screws are actually 304 stainless steel because they stick to the magnet very well.

Bought this for a few small projects, different sizes and all the options in one place is great. If I run out of screws, the case is useful for organizing other screws or small parts. The only thing I don't like is 75 bolts of each size but only 60 nuts of each size. Why not 75 so each bolt has a nut for each size. Otherwise a great little case.

Three editions. First, the description and title of this product is terrible. The title says they are head screws, but I received pan head screws. The second problem is that M2 screws use a very uncommon 1.3mm screwdriver, while most other companies have a 1.5mm hex head for both 2 and 2.5mm. Eventually I ended up with my messy mess because the packaging wasn't sealed tight enough to be able to move and move it from one chamber to another.

As another reviewer noted, the screws are easy to remove with a hand screwdriver. The metal is very soft and it is almost impossible to loosen the screw after stripping it. I don't recommend buying them unless you plan on heavily toning them. The videos and photos show the different stages of undressing. Only the countersunk screw in the photo has not broken off. Unfortunately you have to break the part to remove the screw.

Includes tweezers and hex key. The sections are large enough to reach with your fingers. Beautiful box with a flat design. The highlight for me is the label sticker on both the inside and the outside of the lid. In your drawer or tool box, it's easy to see if you need this set, and once opened, it's easy to see which fasteners you need. In comparison, I've had other brands of zip ties where the label was only on one side, resulting in the lid being opened and closed frequently.