1/4 in.-20 x 3 in. Stainless Steel Combo Round Head Machine Screw (2-Pack)
$1.38
- Use with a nut and washer of the same finish
- Available in a variety of sizes and types for every application
- Machine screws are fully threaded for maximum grip strength
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Jun 16, 2020
Just what I need for my project....
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Size | |||
|---|---|---|---|
1/4 in | 1/4 in | 1/4 in | 1/4 in |
Screw Length | |||
3 in | 2-1/2 in | 1 in | 1-1/4 in |
Head Style | |||
Round Head | Round Head | Round Head | Round Head |
Drive Style | |||
Phillips | Phillips | Phillips | Phillips |
Thread Style | |||
Coarse | Coarse | Coarse | Coarse |
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Machine screws are fully threaded fasteners with a uniform diameter the entire length of the shaft. They are primarily used to fasten metal parts together. Machine screws, sometimes called stove bolts, have a blunt end and tend to be smaller in size than other bolts. They are either fastened with a nut or driven into a tapped hole. Machine screws come in a large variety of head styles, drives, thread types, and materials to cover a wide range of applications.
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Machine screws are fully threaded fasteners with a uniform diameter the entire length of the shaft. They are primarily used to fasten metal parts together. Machine screws, sometimes called stove bolts, have a blunt end and tend to be smaller in size than other bolts. They are either fastened with a nut or driven into a tapped hole. Machine screws come in a large variety of head styles, drives, thread types, and materials to cover a wide range of applications.
Machine screws are fully threaded fasteners with a uniform diameter the entire length of the shaft. They are primarily used to fasten metal parts together. Machine screws, sometimes called stove bolts, have a blunt end and tend to be smaller in size than other bolts. They are either fastened with a nut or driven into a tapped hole. Machine screws come in a large variety of head styles, drives, thread types, and materials to cover a wide range of applications.
