FASTENERS / SCREW & WASHER ASSEMBLIES

Pre-assembled screws

Screws with one or more captive washers, standard configurations and made-to-specification assemblies for industrial production.

Configuration and availability are defined around your specific requirements.

Metric screws with captive plain and double washer assemblies
Illustrative family visual. The supplied assembly is defined by the approved specification.

SCREW TYPES

Choose by screw, washer and application.

From standard supply to drawing-based assemblies: choose a starting point and tell us what your assembly process needs.

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Metric screw assemblies

Screw and washer supplied as one assembly to simplify picking, installation and kitting. Choose the head, property class and washer combination for your joint.

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Tapping and thread-forming screws

Assemblies for self-tapping or thread-forming applications. Tell us about the substrate and hole so we can help define the appropriate solution.

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Custom and multi-element assemblies

One, two, three or more components in one assembly. Specify functional washers, dedicated heads or drawing-based parts for your production.

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Choose the screw type, head and drive

Select a feature to search documented configurations. For combinations not listed, prepare a dedicated enquiry.

Head

Drive

Screw type

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Configure your screw and washer assembly

Typical configurations: compare the components and choose a starting point for your enquiry. If none fits, work with Dueemme on a made-to-specification solution.

Illustrative assembly diagrams. Dimensions, geometry and performance must be defined in the assembly specification.

All eight drawings use the same socket-head cap screw. Only the washer configuration changes; the final sequence is agreed in the assembly specification.

CONFIGURATION FINDER

Find your screw and washer assembly

Find a starting configuration by material, head, drive and washers. If your combination is not listed, carry your requirements into a custom enquiry.

Dimensions and additional requirements

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE

A screw standard is not an assembly standard.

Screw references, washer references and assembly requirements serve different purposes. Historical DIN designations are not automatically interchangeable with ISO standards.

SEMS screws and terminology

“SEMS screws” is a useful commercial term for certain captive-washer assemblies. It does not, by itself, define a standard, material or every possible pre-assembled configuration.

ReferenceHow to use it
ISO 10644:2009Steel metric screw assemblies with captive plain washers. Its defined scope does not automatically cover stainless steel or multiple-washer configurations.
ISO 10510:2011Tapping screw assemblies with plain washers. A separate technical route from metric screw assemblies.
ISO 10673:2009Plain washers for metric screw assemblies: small, normal and large series. Not a general specification for every washer type.
DIN 6900 / DIN 6901Identify the part, edition and status. DIN 6900-5:2025-12 addresses assemblies with conical spring washers.
DIN 6905 / DIN 6907Historical catalogue references: the 1990-12 editions are withdrawn. A commercial reference does not establish compliance with a current standard.

Fewer separate parts to handle.

Simpler assembly handling

The washer stays with the screw, reducing the number of separate parts to pick and position.

Clearer bills of materials and kits

An identified assembly supports kitting, packaging and purchasing requirements.

Serial supply planning

Order quantities, annual demand and delivery schedules become part of the same commercial specification.

SPECIAL & CUSTOM

Can’t find the right assembly? Specify your own.

Request a different screw, one or more washers, a dedicated material or finish. Send your drawing, sample or requirements: Dueemme works with you to define the assembly and assess manufacturing feasibility. Geometry requiring development follows the specialist ATTREX route.

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Start with the application requirements.

  • Electromechanical equipment and electronicsSpecify clearance, tool access and any electrical contact or insulation requirements.
  • Automotive and motorsportIdentify customer specifications, traceability and documentation requirements. No approval is assumed.
  • Lighting and furnitureDefine the bearing surface, visible finish and appearance requirements.
  • Machinery and packaging equipmentSpecify assembly cycles, maintenance, mating materials and the operating environment.

REQUEST FOR QUOTE

Tell us exactly which assembly you need.

Select the screw, washers, material, finish and quantity. Start with an example or describe a different assembly. Add your drawing and contact details in the next step.

Technical requirements are carried into the enquiry form. Nothing is sent automatically: review your request before submitting. For STEP or formats not accepted by the form, arrange file transfer with Dueemme.