Baks hammer screw SMH M10x30 650373 — threaded M10, length 30 mm

Baks hammer screw SMH M10x30 is a threaded fastener with metric M10 thread and a 30 mm shank length designed for impact-style installation. The fastener is intended for applications that require a quick, mechanically secure connection by driving the screw into a mating part with a hammer or impact tool. It provides a compact threaded anchor suitable for joining metal parts or assembling components where a hammer-set screw is appropriate.

Advantages

The hammer screw features a standardized M10 thread and a 30 mm length that together offer predictable engagement depth and compatibility with common M10 nuts and tapped holes. Its design allows fast installation without the need for pre-tapping in some applications, reducing assembly time. The robust construction delivers reliable mechanical connection under shear and tensile loads typical for temporary fixtures and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Mechanical assemblies requiring a compact threaded connection
• Temporary fixtures and jigs in workshops and production
• Repair tasks on metal components where impact installation is convenient
• Joining sheet metal parts when a hammer-set fastener is acceptable

Key specifications

• Thread type: metric coarse thread (M10)
• Effective length: 30 mm
• Installation method: impact/hammer set
• Intended materials: metal-to-metal connections and compatible tapped parts
• Typical mechanical use: shear and tensile fastening for temporary or semi-permanent joints

How to use

Select a mating part or nut compatible with M10 thread and verify the receiving material can accept an impact-installed fastener. Position the screw in alignment with the hole or mating surface, then drive the head or driving feature with a controlled hammer blow or suitable impact tool until the fastener is fully seated and the threaded engagement is achieved. After installation, confirm proper engagement and, if applicable, use a matching nut or tapped hole to secure the joint.

Usage recommendations

Use standard safety equipment when installing with impact tools. Inspect receiving parts for suitable thickness and strength before driving the screw, and avoid installing in brittle or excessively thin materials that could crack. For permanent or vibration-sensitive joints, consider using thread-locking methods or alternative fasteners designed for threaded assemblies.