Screw SCHROFF TORX-LINSKOSCHR 2.5×7 100 pcs

Pack of 100 SCHROFF TORX-LINSKOSCHR screws, size 2.5×7 mm, intended for repetitive assembly tasks in electronics, chassis construction and other applications that require small TORX recessed-head fasteners. The screws provide consistent torque transfer and controlled tightening thanks to the TORX recess, and the multiple-quantity pack simplifies stock management for production lines or service workshops.

Advantages

These 2.5×7 mm TORX-LINSKOSCHR screws offer reliable drive engagement and reduced cam-out compared with slotted or Phillips heads, which helps protect heads and drivers during frequent use. Supplied in a pack of 100, they reduce the need for repeated ordering and ensure availability for series assembly or repair tasks. The recessed TORX geometry enables accurate torque application and repeatable fastening results when used with compatible TORX drivers.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and PCB mounting where compact fasteners are required
• Chassis and enclosure fastening in telecom, server or industrial equipment
• Repair and maintenance tasks that require consistent torque and minimal cam‑out
• Small mechanical assemblies and hobbyist projects using TORX 2.5×7 mm screws

Key specifications

• Head type: TORX recessed (internal TORX drive)
• Nominal size: 2.5 × 7 mm (diameter × length)
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Application: fastening for electronics, enclosures and small assemblies

How to use

Select a matching TORX driver sized for the screw recess and set the torque limiter on powered drivers to the value recommended for small 2.5 mm diameter fasteners to avoid over‑tightening. Insert the screw into the prepared hole or threaded insert, engage the driver fully in the recess and apply steady torque until the desired clamping is achieved. For threaded inserts or mating nuts, verify thread engagement and alignment before final tightening to prevent cross‑threading.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack in a dry environment to prevent surface corrosion and keep original packaging until use to avoid loss. When working with sensitive electronics, consider using an ESD-safe driver and follow the device manufacturer’s torque specifications to ensure reliable assemblies.