Value Collection IEH4316-BR Brass Sex Bolt Binding Post

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION IEH4316-BR is a brass sex bolt binding post designed for through-bolt fastening applications where two components must be joined and later separated without damaging the assembly. The barrel measures 1 inch in length with an overall assembly length of 1.09 inches. The fastener features an 8-32 UNC thread, a slotted truss head with a head diameter of 0.4063 inches, and an uncoated brass finish. It is used by millwrights, assembly technicians, exhibit builders, and tradespeople who need a clean, removable binding post solution in wood, plastic, or light metal panels.

This binding post is suited for residential and light commercial assembly work including panel mounting, binder and book assembly, signage, switchboard wiring panels, and similar applications requiring a captive fastening system. The slotted truss head provides a low-profile bearing surface, distributing clamp load across a wider area than a standard hex head. The uncoated brass construction makes it appropriate for applications where corrosion resistance and conductivity are secondary concerns and aesthetic finish is acceptable as-machined.

Key Features

• 8-32 UNC thread for compatibility with standard imperial fastener tooling
• Brass construction offers moderate corrosion resistance and ease of threading
• Slotted truss head allows installation with a standard flat-blade screwdriver
• 1 inch threaded barrel length accommodates typical panel stack-up thicknesses
• Uncoated finish suitable for as-installed use without additional surface treatment
• Minimum order quantity of 10 units supports small-batch and maintenance use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 8-32 UNC sex bolt binding post compatible with mating 8-32 male screws used in panel assembly, binder hardware, and similar through-fastening applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a flat-blade screwdriver sized for the slotted truss head drive. The barrel is inserted through a clearance hole in the base panel while the mating screw passes through the top panel and threads into the barrel. Ensure both mating components are aligned before tightening to avoid cross-threading the brass barrel. Do not over-torque; brass threads are susceptible to stripping when excess force is applied.