Anti-Vandal M10 x 21mm Trilobular Cone Point Set Screw

• Anti-Vandal Design: Specifically engineered to deter tampering and theft of road signs and public infrastructure.
• M10 x 21mm Dimensions: Standard metric sizing ensures broad compatibility with common road sign brackets and fittings.
• Trilobular Thread Form: Creates a strong, vibration-resistant fastening by forming threads in the base material, ensuring superior prevailing torque.
• Cone Point Set Screw: Features a conical tip for precise positioning and secure locking of components, making removal difficult without the correct tool.
• Durable Construction: Typically manufactured from high-strength, case-hardened steel for robust performance in demanding outdoor conditions.
• Corrosion Resistance: Often features a protective finish like zinc plating to withstand harsh Australian weather and prevent rust.
• Specialised Installation: Requires a specific trilobular driver tool for both installation and removal, enhancing security against unauthorised access.
• Ideal for Road Signage: Perfectly suited for securing road signs, gantry details, and other public infrastructure where security is paramount.

What makes this screw anti-vandal?
The trilobular cone point design, combined with the requirement for a specialised driver tool, makes this set screw highly resistant to tampering and unauthorised removal, providing enhanced security for your installations.

What material is the Anti-Vandal Trilobular Cone Point Set Screw made from?
These screws are typically manufactured from high-strength, case-hardened steel, often with a zinc-plated finish for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance in outdoor environments.

What tools are required for installation and removal?
A specific trilobular driver tool is necessary for both installing and removing these security set screws, ensuring that only authorised personnel can access and service the fittings.

What are the dimensions of this set screw?
This specific set screw has an M10 diameter and a length of 21mm, making it suitable for a range of standard road sign brackets and fittings.

Where are these set screws commonly used?
They are primarily used in applications requiring high security and resistance to vandalism, such as fastening road signs, public infrastructure components, and other outdoor fixtures where robust, tamper-proof securing is essential.