MewuDecor M6-1.0 x 12mm Flanged Button Head Socket Cap Screws, Stainless Steel 18-8 (304), Bright Finish, Full Thread, Allen Socket Drive, 25 PCS

Used them to secure anchors for tie downs on my truck bed. users on my truck forum recommended this. Size was good but quality not so much. I used hand tools only - ratchet wrench without extension and proper size snug fit bit. I was planning on installing 8 anchors, managed 7 as one bolt broke off. I did not force anything and stopped and backed out when resistance was higher than expected (bent bolts)... So now I have to find extractor and hope I do not do any damage as I know I will straggle to get that pesky half a bolt out... Will see if I do not rip heads from the once which are in over time, so will update if it happens and remove another 2 stars...

I purchased these to replace socket-head screws and flat washers that kept shaking loose. I almost lost a kickstand off my ebike due to that! I discovered they'd loosen every 2-5 rides, depending on how rough the road was and how long my ride was. I got tired of checking them all the time and Lock-Tite didn't seem to help as much as I'd have liked (the kickstand must put too much load on them as I hit potholes, etc.).From prior experience, I know wedge-lock washers like the ones from Nord-Lock are much better than star or split washers. However, they need a bit more bearing surface than is typical of most bolt heads.These are a perfect match for wedge-lock washers! Not only do they make full use of them, they also look great on my bike! Since I installed them, I've not observed them loosening at all. Unfortunately, this style in stainless isn't commonly found in most hardware stores. Fortunately for me, it is offered here!

Great quality and price for difficult to find metric threads included with MOST cheap and even not cheap furniture. I got the wide base so I didn't have to use the washers, which just made it that much easier to get them installed.Replaced some of the easily stripped screws from our outdoor furniture. The seats were a tight fit and the tolerance of the cheap included screws was terrible. They were all mangled and the threads were jacked up even of it was off a little bit. Enter these babies, with stainless steel to keep the rust off and the threads straight. Fantastic and exact replacement. I would 100% buy these again should the need arise.

Exactly what I expected. The local store wanted .85 cents a piece for similar bolts, waiting a day I got 25 bolts instead of the 8 I was going to get local. I love supporting local, but I'm on a budget and this allowed me to complete the daughter's truck cheaply, but with quality.Installed the light bars on daughters truck, loved these bolts. They look perfect held strong, clean threads. These are only m6 bolts, so I didn't use an impact to install them, but they held as much torque as my 4mm bit and 1/4 drive ratchet could muster. I will definitely be buying more when I find other projects.

These are an exact match for the original panel bolts on my Beta Xtrainer motorcycle. A couple of my original bolts wore out the hex key, because of galvanic corrosion, and I had to slot on to remove it with a screwdriver. These use a 4mm hex key, and the flange head is needed so no extra washer is necessary to secure plastic panels. The should be relatively free of corrosion because they are stainless but a little anti-seize on the threads works best. I carry some in a small zip lock bag with other spare hardware, just in case one comes out on the trail, or even if the hex key gets worn out (eventually will happen), throw it away and use a new one. Always carry a spare or two.

I needed these to attach a license plate and bracket to the rear of a 2012 Audi S5. They worked perfectly. And after a few month no sign of rust.

These are OK stainless bolts, but it seems the alloy used in these is a bit on the softer side. Not really hard SST.

I like the low profile head on these. They are working well with inserts I'm putting in my van. However, they are not heavy duty. One bolt got stuck on a little bit of wool insulation. It snapped off when I tried to back it out. Had to drill out the insert and put in a new one. Now I take extra care to make sure nothing is close to contaminating the threads.

Bought them to replace the OEM faded licence plate bolts of my Lexus. They are nice and won't rust over time.

Appears to be of good quality. No visible manufacturing defects.

Allen wrench doesn’t fit into most of them. The ones that do fit need to be forced and are very tough to get out.

Bon produit

i mean, it's a bolt that bolted, 10/10 would screw again