Value Collection 92009 8-32 Unc Socket Cap Screw 5/8 in Ss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 92009 is a hex socket cap screw threaded to the 8-32 UNC standard, designed for secure mechanical fastening in light-duty and precision assemblies. Driven by a 9/64 inch hex key, it delivers reliable torque transfer with minimal tool slippage. The screw measures 5/8 inch under the head and is manufactured from 18-8 stainless steel, providing solid corrosion resistance in wet, chemical-adjacent, or outdoor environments. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and trade professionals across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service regularly rely on stainless cap screws of this size for panel fastening, bracket mounting, and equipment assembly work.

This screw is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a low-profile, high-strength fastener is required in a confined or recessed clearance. The 8-32 UNC thread pitch is a common machine screw standard found in control panels, electrical enclosures, motor mounts, and equipment frames. The 18-8 stainless steel grade balances machinability with corrosion resistance, making it a practical choice for installations exposed to moisture or cleaning agents.

Key Features

• 8-32 UNC thread for compatibility with standard machine screw tapping
• 5/8 inch length under head for secure engagement in typical panel and bracket stock
• 9/64 inch hex drive allows use of standard Allen keys and hex bit drivers
• 18-8 stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion in damp or chemical environments
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 25 units

Compatibility

Designed as a standard machine screw replacement for 8-32 UNC threaded applications in control panels, electrical enclosures, equipment frames, and mechanical assemblies requiring a hex socket drive fastener.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a 9/64 inch hex key or Allen bit driver. Ensure the mating threaded hole is clean and free of debris before driving to avoid cross-threading. De-energize all electrical equipment and shut off relevant service before accessing panels or enclosures. Do not overtighten into thin sheet metal; hand-snug and a quarter turn is typical practice for light panel stock.