Milwaukee 06-82-5292 Pan Head Taptite Torx Screw

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 06-82-5292 is a 1/4-20 x 7/8 inch pan head Taptite Torx screw used as a service and replacement fastener for Milwaukee power tools and accessories. Taptite thread-forming screws cut their own mating threads during installation, which eliminates the need for a pre-tapped hole in compatible materials and produces a tight, vibration-resistant joint. The Torx drive head resists cam-out during high-torque fastening, making it well suited for production repairs and field service work on Milwaukee tool assemblies. This screw is a genuine Milwaukee replacement part.

This fastener is intended for use during service, repair, or assembly of Milwaukee power tools and accessories where the OEM specification calls for a 1/4-20 x 7/8 inch pan head Taptite Torx screw. It is typically installed by tool service technicians and authorized repair centers working on Milwaukee equipment. The pan head profile provides a wide bearing surface suitable for sheet metal and plastic housings common in power tool construction.

Key Features

• 1/4-20 thread size x 7/8 inch length pan head configuration
• Taptite thread-forming design eliminates need for pre-tapped holes in compatible materials
• Torx drive reduces cam-out risk during installation and removal
• OEM Milwaukee replacement fastener for accurate service fitment
• Pan head profile delivers wide bearing surface on housing panels and covers

Compatibility

Designed as a genuine OEM replacement fastener for Milwaukee power tools and accessories requiring a 1/4-20 x 7/8 inch pan head Taptite Torx screw. Confirm OEM fastener specification against your specific tool model before installation.

Installation Notes

Power tool service technicians should de-energize and unplug any tool completely before disassembly or fastener replacement. Use a Torx driver of the correct size to avoid damaging the drive recess. Because Taptite screws form threads on first installation, take care when reinstalling into a previously tapped hole to follow the original thread path and avoid cross-threading. Torque to the tool manufacturer's service specification for the assembly being repaired.