Value Collection 350-5812-61 Socket Cap Machine Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 350-5812-61 is a fully threaded socket cap machine screw designed for precision fastening applications in mechanical assemblies, fixtures, and equipment. This 8-32 threaded screw measures 3/4 inches under the head and is driven by a T25 Torx bit, providing superior torque transfer and reduced cam-out compared to hex or Phillips drive styles. Manufactured from alloy steel with a black oxide finish, it offers moderate corrosion resistance and a low-profile, clean appearance suited to tight-tolerance assemblies. It meets ANSI B18.3, ANSI B18.8.2, ANSI B2.2, and MS16555 standards. Licensed trades and industrial maintenance technicians rely on this screw for secure, repeatable fastening in demanding environments.

This screw is suited for use in HVAC equipment panels, electrical enclosures, pump housings, and general mechanical assemblies requiring a standardized inch-series threaded fastener. The 8-32 thread size and socket cap head make it a common choice for applications where a recessed drive is preferred over a hex head, particularly in confined spaces or where a flush or near-flush fit is required. It is sold in minimum quantities of 100 per order.

Key Features

• Fully threaded 8-32 x 3/4 inches for consistent clamping along the full shank length
• T25 Torx drive reduces cam-out and allows higher torque than Phillips or slotted drives
• Alloy steel construction provides high tensile strength for demanding fastening applications
• Black oxide finish offers mild corrosion resistance and reduced light reflection
• Meets ANSI B18.3, ANSI B18.8.2, ANSI B2.2, and MS16555 fastener standards
• Socket cap head style fits recessed or countersunk clearance hole configurations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inch-series 8-32 socket cap machine screw suitable for use in any application requiring an 8-32 threaded fastener with a socket cap head and T25 Torx drive.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a T25 Torx driver or bit. Power down and de-energize any equipment before fastening or removing screws on electrical enclosures or control panels. Follow applicable equipment manufacturer torque guidelines and relevant codes such as the NEC when installing fasteners in electrical assemblies. Do not mix thread standards or use in applications exceeding the rated material strength of alloy steel fasteners.