Value Collection 88547724 Flat Socket Cap Screw 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 88547724 is a flat socket cap screw designed for applications where a flush or countersunk fastener is required. Built from alloy steel with a black oxide finish, this screw delivers solid strength with moderate corrosion resistance in dry or lightly oiled environments. It uses a 3/32 inch hex socket drive and features a UNC thread standard at 8-32 thread size. The overall length is 3/8 inches. It is commonly installed by machinists, maintenance technicians, electricians, and general tradespeople working with metal assemblies, panels, or equipment enclosures.

This flat socket cap screw is suited for residential and commercial maintenance applications where a low-profile fastener is needed to sit flush with or below the surface of the workpiece. The countersunk flat head profile allows it to seat cleanly in chamfered holes, making it appropriate for machine parts, fixture mounting, and enclosure assembly. Sold in a pack of 50 units, it is a practical stock quantity for service vehicles and shop inventory.

Key Features

• Flat countersunk head profile for flush or below-surface seating
• 3/32 inch hex socket drive for use with standard Allen or hex key tools
• 8-32 UNC thread standard ensures compatibility with common inch-measure tapped holes
• Alloy steel construction provides high tensile strength relative to carbon steel fasteners
• Black oxide finish offers mild corrosion resistance and reduces light reflection
• Sold in a 50-piece pack for convenient shop or field stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inch-series flat socket cap screw suitable for any application requiring an 8-32 UNC threaded, countersunk fastener with a 3/32 inch hex socket drive.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a 3/32 inch hex key or Allen wrench. Ensure the receiving hole is properly chamfered to match the flat head angle before driving the screw. Do not exceed the rated torque range for 8-32 alloy steel fasteners, and avoid over-torquing, which can strip the socket drive or damage the thread. Power off or de-energize any assembly before fastening components near electrical circuits.