Stainless Torx Bolts - stockists..?

[Fazed]

Hi folks.

I'm after some stainless countersunk head torx or security torx bolts (the ones with the little pip inside), in an M4 or possibly an M5 flavour.
Now, I can find them via the usual suspects on t'bay BUT Im struggling to find them in the lengths I need. I think 40mm is the longest I've found but I need some in 50mm and some 70mm.

Anyone help us out?

Cheers.

 

[Shox Dr]

Do you ever intend them to be removed?

If not just fit Posi and drill them out, no one will get them out then

 

[Fazed]

Good call, but I could do with them been removable - by me, not pikeys .

 

[Welderpaul]

Bolt King?

 

[Hitch]

Our local nut and bolt supplier will get them in, we've had M8 Security Torx in the past.
I expect most will be able to get them.

 

[Welderpaul]

I'm sure any decent fixing supplier will get them. Expect to have to order a minimum quantity though.

 

[Robotstar5]

Try West Bromwich fasteners, they seem to carry most flavours!

 

[Shox Dr]

Will you be able to get the the nut at the rear. If so use nyloc nuts and Posi heads. Anyone unable to hold the nut while trying to remove the bolt, will find the nut just spins

 

[Fazed]

@Robotstar5 - that's a good link. Consider it bookmarked!

@Shox Dr - yep I can get to the nut. I'll use nylocs too.

I'm thinking along the lines of using counstersunk allen heads (I've got loads of 'em) and filling the allen socket head in with a blob of epoxy or chemical metal once they're buttoned up.
It's not too difficult to pick out the epoxy if I need to remove them, but I think 27 of them would stump the average scrote and they'd give up trying.

 

[Robotstar5]

I'm thinking along the lines of using counstersunk allen heads (I've got loads of 'em) and filling the allen socket head in with a blob of epoxy or chemical metal once they're buttoned up.
It's not too difficult to pick out the epoxy if I need to remove them, but I think 27 of them would stump the average scrote and they'd give up trying.

If you don't want to EVER remove them, knock a suitably sized ball bearing into the hex socket!

 

[Hitch]

Or use shear nuts....

 

[graffian]

toolfastdirect[or should that be fastoolsdirect?] and orbital fasteners do torx with da pip.