Value Collection 32537 Machine Screw 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 32537 is a machine screw sold in a 10-piece pack, suited for general fastening applications across mechanical, electrical, and light industrial work. Machine screws are threaded fasteners designed to mate with a pre-tapped hole or a nut, providing a secure and repeatable mechanical connection. This package weighs approximately 0.01 pounds, indicating a small-diameter, lightweight fastener appropriate for instrumentation panels, electrical enclosures, equipment covers, and similar assemblies. Technicians working in HVAC, electrical, and plumbing trades keep machine screws on hand for equipment panel re-assembly, junction box work, and fixture mounting.

This fastener is appropriate for light-duty mechanical connections in residential and commercial service environments. The 10-piece pack format suits service technicians who need a small quantity for a single repair or panel reassembly. Typical applications include securing control board covers, electrical panel covers, access doors, and similar sheet-metal or pre-tapped component assemblies encountered in routine service and installation work.

Key Features

• Sold in a 10-piece pack for single-job or small-quantity use
• Machine screw thread form mates with tapped holes or standard nuts
• Lightweight construction suitable for instrumentation and panel fastening
• UNSPSC Code 31161504 classifies this as a standard machine screw fastener

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose machine screw replacement suitable for equipment panels, electrical enclosures, and mechanical assemblies requiring a standard threaded fastener.

Installation Notes

Machine screws are installed by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers during equipment panel reassembly or fixture mounting. Always de-energize electrical equipment and follow NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout/tagout procedures before removing or reinstalling panel fasteners. Use the correct screwdriver or nut driver bit to avoid stripping the head. Do not overtighten fasteners into tapped plastic or thin sheet-metal holes.