SEBO M10 x 25 Countersunk Screws for the DISCO Floor Polisher — 10 Pack

Ten M10 x 25 countersunk screws come under part 01033ER, which is the quantity most benches buy when a DISCO polisher is due to come apart. The same fastener repeats around the machine, and at least one always rolls somewhere unhelpful during reassembly.

The DIN 7991 taper does more than tidy the surface. As the head draws into its seat it centres itself, so whatever sits underneath is located as well as held down. Swap in a pan head of the same thread and you keep the clamp but give up that alignment, and the head is left standing proud as well, which on a machine that runs flat against the floor is asking for it to catch. The drive is a hexagon socket, so a decent set of hex keys is the only tool the job needs.

Order the bag when the polisher is coming apart for bearing or pad-drive work rather than for a single failed fixing. Screws that have been through several strip-downs show it in the socket first, and one that no longer takes a clean key bite is a problem best solved before it is torqued up again. Single screws are listed under 01033 for a one-off replacement.

• Part number: 01033ER, ten screws per pack
• Thread and length: M10 x 25
• Standard: DIN 7991, hex socket countersunk head
• Fits: SEBO DISCO Floor Polisher
• Diagram position: item 31 on the DISCO parts drawing
• Sold singly as: 01033

Keep them apart from the small plastics-forming screws used elsewhere on the machine. At M10 there is no chance of confusing the two by eye, but there is every chance of reaching for a hex key of the wrong size and rounding a socket that would otherwise have lasted for years.

Ten in a pack is the sensible quantity for a workshop that services these machines rather than for a one-off repair, where the single-piece listing is the better fit.

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