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>>/234372/ >>/234375/ """ Headless screws, also known as set screws or grub screws, are fasteners that do not have a traditional head like other screws. Instead, they are fully threaded and have a recessed drive that allows them to be driven in with a tool such as an Allen wrench or hex key. The main purpose of headless screws is to hold objects together by being embedded into or pressed against an external component, creating a secure fit without protruding from the surface. This makes them ideal for applications where space constraints or a flush appearance are important, such as in mechanical assemblies, pulleys, gears, and collars. """