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Titanium Flat Head Screws

Titanium Flat Head Screws

Titanium flat head screws in Gr5 (Ti-6Al-4V) and Gr2, lightweight and corrosion-resistant, available in 82°/90°/100° head angles with hex, Torx, or Phillips drives.

Say goodbye to rust and corrosion—titanium flat head screws last longer, stay stronger, and keep your projects safe even in the harshest environments.

Titanium flat head screws specifications

  • ISO 10642 / DIN 7991
  • ASME B18.6.3
  • ASME B18.3
  • ISO 7046-2

We supply every order with EN 10204 3.1 material certificates, RoHS/REACH compliance statements, certificates of conformity (COC), and HS code documents for customs clearance.

Each batch of titanium flat head screws is traceable by heat number and origin, ensuring full quality assurance and regulatory compliance.

Why choose titanium flat head screws

  • Grade 5 titanium alloy offers high strength while being about 40% lighter than steel.
  • Outstanding corrosion resistance in seawater and harsh chemical environments.
  • Countersunk design sits flush with the surface, avoiding scratches or interference.
  • Non-magnetic, making it ideal for medical and electronic equipment.
  • Reliable performance even at temperatures up to 400 °C.

Popular sizes in stock

Our titanium flat head screws are available in both metric (M3–M10) and inch (#4–1/4") sizes. They are widely used in engineering, composite structures, and motorsport upgrades.

Metric: M5×16 / M5×20 / M5×25; M6×12 / M6×16 / M6×20 / M6×25 / M6×30; M8×20 / M8×25 / M8×30

Inch: #8-32, #10-24, #10-32, 1/4-20 (e.g. #10-24×1", 1/4-20×3/4")

Optional accessories include countersunk washers and anti-seize kits to simplify installation and maintenance.

Metric sizes

M3 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M3 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M4 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M4 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M5 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M5 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M6 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

M6 titanium hex socket flat head screws, DIN 7991

Titanium M4x12 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M4x12 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M5x10 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M5x10 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x13 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x13 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x20 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x20 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x20 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x20 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x30 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M6x30 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M8x15 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M8x15 Flat Head Cap Screw

Titanium M10x25 Flat Head Socket Cap Screw

Titanium M10x25 Flat Head Socket Cap Screw

Inch sizes

Titanium 8-32 × 0.50

Titanium 8-32 × 0.50" flat head screws

Titanium 8-32 × 3/8

Titanium 8-32 × 3/8" flat head screws

Titanium 5/16-18 × 0.75

Titanium 5/16-18 × 0.75" FHCS bolts

Titanium 1/2-13 × 1.5

Titanium 1/2-13 × 1.5" flat head (countersunk) bolts

Titanium 7/16-14 × 1.2

Titanium 7/16-14 × 1.2" flat head (countersunk) bolts

Titanium 1/4-28 × 5/8

Titanium 1/4-28 × 5/8" FHCS bolts

Titanium 3/8-24 × 0.80

Titanium 3/8-24 × 0.80" flat head (countersunk) bolts

Titanium 3/8-16 × 2

Titanium 3/8-16 × 2" flat head (countersunk) bolts

Titanium 3/8-24 × 2

Titanium 3/8-24 × 2" flat head (countersunk) bolts

Head styles available

Our titanium flat head socket screws are available in both metric and inch standards (ISO, DIN, ASME).

  • Flat / Countersunk – for flush surfaces and aerodynamic performance.
  • Socket (Hex) – precise tightening, widely used in engineering and composites.
  • Torx-6 Lobe – high torque transmission, reduced cam-out, ideal for aerospace and motorsport.
  • Phillips / Slotted / Combo – for general-purpose applications and easy assembly.

Other head styles such as Pan, Round, Truss, Oval are available upon request.

If you are unsure which grade of titanium or head style fits your project, contact our team.

Titanium grades available

As a leading manufacturer of titanium flat head socket screws, we supply multiple titanium grades tailored to your application needs.

Grade Key properties Typical applications
Gr2 (Commercially pure titanium) Excellent corrosion resistance, good formability, cost-effective Marine, chemical, general industry
Gr5 (Ti-6Al-4V, aerospace grade) High strength-to-weight ratio, lightweight, seawater/chemical resistant, non-magnetic, roll-thread capable Aerospace, motorsport, composite assembly
Gr7 (Ti-0.2Pd) Superior corrosion resistance in strong acid and chloride environments Chemical processing, desalination, offshore equipment

Titanium flat head screws applications

Titanium flat head screws combine flush design, high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. These features make them widely used across demanding industries.

Aerospace & motorsport

Flush countersunk design reduces aerodynamic drag. Common in skins, ducts, panels, and composite structures for UAVs, race cars, and bicycles.

Marine & offshore

Outstanding resistance to seawater and chlorides. Ideal for ships, offshore platforms, and desalination systems.

Medical & precision instruments

Biocompatible, non-toxic, and non-magnetic. Used in implantable devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, drug pumps, bone growth stimulators, LVADs, and neurostimulators. Also trusted in clean labs and surgical instruments.

Electronics & industrial equipment

Non-magnetic and corrosion-resistant. Applied in battery packs, electronic housings, and precision measuring devices.

Composites & advanced manufacturing

100° countersunk option reduces delamination and stress concentration. Often paired with carbon fiber laminates in aerospace and automotive assembly.

Titanium flat head screws related products

With our one-stop service, you can source a full range of products through a single channel — from multiple screw types, countersink angles, and drive options, to fast delivery and complete compliance documents.

Purchasing becomes easier, more efficient, and more reliable.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the disadvantages of titanium screws?

A1: Higher cost, harder to machine, slightly longer lead times.

Q2: Why do people still use flat head screws?

A2: They sit flush with the surface, prevent snagging, and save space.

Q3: Are titanium screws better than steel?

A3: Yes — lighter, stronger for weight, corrosion resistant, non-magnetic.

Q4: What are titanium screws used for?

A4: Aerospace, racing, marine, medical, electronics, composites.

Q5: How to choose 82° / 90° / 100°?

A5: 82° for US thin-wall, 90° for international standard, 100° for aerospace/composites.

Q6: How to prevent galling?

A6: Apply anti-seize, tighten by torque chart, avoid dry assembly.

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