Screw Torx SCHROFF LIKOSCHR-TORX 2.5×9.3 mm, pack of 100

SCHROFF LIKOSCHR-TORX 2.5×9.3 mm screws come in a pack of 100 and are designed for secure fastening in electronic enclosures, equipment chassis and mechanical assemblies where a Torx drive is required. These fasteners are intended to deliver consistent torque transmission and repeatable installation results for repair, assembly and maintenance operations in professional electronics and industrial environments.

Advantages

Torx drive geometry reduces cam-out and allows higher torque transfer compared with comparable Phillips or slotted screws, enabling reliable tightening without damage to the screw head. The 2.5 mm drive size and 9.3 mm length provide a balance between holding power and clearance for typical enclosure panels and mounting brackets. Packaged in a quantity of 100, this set supports batch assembly and maintenance tasks while minimising interruptions for replenishment.

Suitable for

• Fastening components in electronic enclosures and rack-mounted equipment
• Securing panels, brackets and internal chassis parts in industrial devices
• Repair and maintenance of consumer and professional electronic devices
• Small mechanical assemblies where Torx drive is specified

Key specifications

• Drive type: Torx (T-size corresponding to 2.5 mm drive)
• Screw length: 9.3 mm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Intended application: fastening in electronic enclosures and chassis
• Drive advantage: reduced cam-out and improved torque transfer

How to use

Select the correct Torx driver or bit that matches the 2.5 mm Torx drive to prevent rounding of the screw head. Insert the screw through the component or panel into the threaded hole or nut, and apply steady rotational force until the screw seats with the required torque. For repetitive assembly, use a torque-controlled screwdriver or driver to ensure consistent clamping force and avoid over-tightening; for manual tasks, apply firm, even pressure while turning to maintain driver engagement.

Usage recommendations

Store screws in a dry, dust-free location to prevent corrosion or contamination. When fastening into thin sheet metal or plastic, consider using appropriate washers or thread-forming techniques as required by the application. Follow equipment manufacturer torque specifications where provided to ensure reliable electrical and mechanical connections.