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#18-8 Stainless Pan Head Phillips Machine Screws (1/4"-20 x 1-1/2") - 2 pc by Paulin
- Part Number: 8424
- UPC: 10008236039075
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Product Overview
Coarse Stainless Steel Machine Screws are fastening screws with a machine-cut thread throughout the length of its shank. Machine screws are used with nuts or screwed directly into a threaded receptacle to fasten various components together in machines, tools, etc.
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Industrial Category:
Fasteners
Industrial Subcategory:
Screws
Industrial Subtype:
Machine Screws
Brand Name:
Hillman
Case Quantity:
12
Country of Origin:
TW
Diameter:
1/4"
Drive:
Phillips
Finish:
Stainless Steel
Gauge/Diameter:
1/4"-20
Head Type:
Pan
Interior Exterior Code:
Exterior
Item Length (inches):
1 1/2
Item Quantity:
2
Item Weight (lbs):
0.052
Master Pack Quantity:
10
Material Grade or Class:
Grade 18.8
NMFC Freight Class Code:
93486.1
Packaging Type:
Fas-Pak
Point Type:
Blunt
Primary Color:
Silver
Product Base Material:
Steel
Product Size:
1/4"-20 x 1-1/2"
Prop 65:
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Sales Catalog Section:
FST
Thread Type:
USS Coarse
Threads Per Inch:
20
UPC Code:
8236039078
Manufactured By:
Paulin
Other Details
2 pieces per retail package
BEST-IN-CLASS CORROSION PROTECTION: #18-8 stainless steel finish combines a polished look with superior protection against rust and corrosion
IDEAL FOR METAL FASTENING: Machine screws are engineered for metal-on-metal fastening applications
INSTALLS EASILY: Fasten with screwdriver to reduce risk of over-tightening
PRE-DRILLING RECOMMENDED: For installation, drill a hole in the material that matches the diameter of the bolt, and install with a nut of similar size and finish
STRONG COARSE SCREW THREAD: Sturdier thread than wood screws, made finer and more precisely
Ten (10) Fas-Paks per sellable unit