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Countersunk Serrated Lock Washers

Countersunk Serrated Lock Washers
How to measure washers
Two ways to confirm before you order - whichever you already know.
1If you know your bolt size

Washers are named by the bolt they fit: an M10 washer suits an M10 bolt. The inside diameter is slightly larger than the bolt so it slides on. Our guide covers every size and washer type we stock.

Open the washer measuring guide ›

Open the washer gauge sizing chart ›

2If you have a washer in hand

Measure the inside diameter (ID), outside diameter (OD) and thickness, as shown in the drawing.

Washer measurement diagram - inside diameter, outside diameter and thickness

WHEN TO USE

Specifically designed for use with countersunk and oval head screws. Standard flat tooth lock washers don't work properly under a countersunk head because the head cone displaces the washer centre. The countersunk lock washer is shaped to match.

MATERIAL

A2-70 G304 Stainless Steel — Corrosion-resistant for outdoor and food/chemical applications.

HOW IT WORKS

Like any tooth lock washer, the radial serrations are angled so tightening forces them flat. As they flatten they bite into the mating surface and into the underside of the screw head. The result is a mechanical lock that resists rotation from vibration far better than a plain flat washer alone.

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Countersunk serrated tooth lock washers are a specialised variant of the standard tooth lock washer, with the centre hole formed as a countersunk recess to match the underside of a countersunk or oval head screw. The serrated teeth on the outer face bite into the mating surface, while the countersunk centre locks against the screw head — giving locking action without sacrificing flush appearance.

TECHNICAL RESOURCES

Need help identifying your washer? See our washer measuring guide, or check the washer gauge sizing chart.

For full sizing data and standards, see our Technical PDFs library.

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