Screw SCHROFF M2.5 x 8 mm nickel-plated, LIN.SCHR., pack of 100

Metal screw from SCHROFF, size M2.5 x 8 mm with nickel plating, supplied as a pack of 100 pieces. The screw is designed for securing small components in electronics and industrial assemblies where a metric M2.5 fastener is required. Nickel plating provides a corrosion-resistant surface and a consistent finish, while standard M2.5 x 8 mm dimensions support repeatable mechanical fastening and efficient assembly workflows.

Advantages

The nickel-plated finish increases resistance to oxidation and wear compared with uncoated steel, ensuring longer service life in typical indoor electronics environments. Precision-formed threads and uniform length across the pack deliver consistent clamping force and predictable torque behavior during installation. Supplied in a quantity of 100, the pack format reduces part handling and replenishment frequency for small-scale production or maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Fastening printed circuit boards and small electronic modules
• Securing panels, brackets and chassis components in industrial enclosures
• Assembly and repair work in telecommunications and instrumentation equipment
• Prototyping and small-batch manufacturing requiring metric M2.5 hardware

Key specifications

• Thread size: M2.5
• Length: 8 mm (threaded length as per standard M2.5 screw)
• Finish: nickel-plated
• Material: metal (steel base with nickel plating)
• Head style: linear / machine screw head (LIN.SCHR.)
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces

How to use

Select a compatible threaded hole or insert sized for M2.5. Use the appropriate screwdriver or bit that matches the screw head type to avoid cam-out and damage. Align the components to be fastened, start the screw by hand to ensure correct engagement, and tighten to the recommended torque for M2.5 screws in your application to avoid overtightening or deformation. When installing into soft materials or thin sheets, use washers or backing plates as needed to distribute load.

Usage recommendations

Store the screws in a dry environment to maintain the nickel finish. For outdoor or high-humidity applications, confirm compatibility with the environment and consider alternative corrosion-resistant grades if required. When reusing screws, inspect for thread damage and replace any fasteners that show visible wear.