Electro Hardware THS1013M07F16 Thumb Screw 6-32 Knurled

Product Description

The ELECTRO HARDWARE THS1013M07F16 is a 303 stainless steel thumb screw with a knurled head and shoulder, designed for hand-tightened fastening applications that require tool-free adjustability and corrosion resistance. The 6-32 UNC thread and 0.8125-inch overall length make this screw well suited for light-duty panel, enclosure, and instrument assembly work. The uncoated 303 stainless steel body delivers reliable corrosion resistance in moderate environments. The brass knurled head measures 0.375 inches in diameter and 0.1875 inches in height, providing a secure finger grip. This fastener is installed by electricians, enclosure assemblers, and equipment technicians working with control panels, junction boxes, and precision instrument housings.

This thumb screw is used in applications where frequent hand-access is required without tools, such as access panels, equipment covers, and instrument enclosures in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The shouldered design provides a positive stop during installation, making it appropriate for assemblies where controlled clamping depth matters. It is sold in a package quantity of one with a minimum order quantity of two.

Key Features

• 303 stainless steel body with uncoated finish for corrosion resistance in moderate environments
• Knurled brass head for secure, tool-free hand tightening
• With-shoulder design provides controlled clamping depth and positive stop
• 6-32 UNC thread standard for compatibility with standard inch-system tapped holes
• Compact 0.8125-inch overall length suits shallow panel and enclosure applications
• Meets multiple material and finish standards including ASTM B633 and QQ-S-763

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or service fastener for assemblies using 6-32 UNC inch-system threads where a knurled thumb screw with shoulder is specified.

Installation Notes

This fastener is installed by hand and does not require special tools for tightening. Power down or de-energize any panel or enclosure before servicing fasteners in live electrical assemblies. Do not overtighten by applying tools to the knurled head, as this may damage the head or the mating threads. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when working inside electrical enclosures.