Value Collection 92003 Hex Socket Cap Screw 6-32 Unc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 92003 is a 6-32 UNC hex socket cap screw designed for fastening applications that require a compact drive head and reliable holding strength. Driven with a 7/64 inch hex key, this cap screw features a 5/8 inch length under the head and is manufactured from 18-8 stainless steel, providing corrosion resistance in environments where moisture or mild chemicals are present. It is a standard unified coarse thread fastener suitable for light mechanical assemblies, electrical enclosures, panel mounting, and HVAC equipment component attachment. Machinists, electricians, HVAC technicians, and assembly technicians routinely use this screw in production and service settings.

This cap screw is appropriate for use in residential and commercial trade applications where a low-profile, recessed-drive fastener is needed in tight clearances. Typical uses include securing control boards, panels, brackets, and light structural components in HVAC units, electrical enclosures, and plumbing assemblies. The 6-32 UNC thread is one of the most common machine screw sizes in trade equipment, making this screw a widely applicable replacement or stocking fastener for field and shop use.

Key Features

• 6-32 UNC thread for compatibility with standard machine screw applications
• 7/64 inch hex socket drive for use with standard Allen or hex key sets
• 5/8 inch length under head suits medium-depth fastening needs
• 18-8 stainless steel construction provides corrosion and oxidation resistance
• Low-profile socket cap head works in recessed or clearance-limited installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 6-32 UNC machine screw for use in any application requiring a hex socket cap screw of this thread size and length. Consult your equipment service documentation to confirm thread engagement and head clearance requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Install using a 7/64 inch hex key or Allen driver; power down or de-energize any equipment before replacing fasteners in live electrical or mechanical assemblies. Avoid over-torquing stainless steel fasteners into threaded aluminum or plastic, as galling and thread damage can occur. Follow applicable equipment manufacturer torque guidance and relevant codes such as NEC for electrical enclosures. Inspect mating threads for damage before installation.