Value Collection MP31372 Sae Flat Washer No. 6 Steel 250 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MP31372 is a No. 6 screw SAE flat washer made from steel with a zinc-plated finish. SAE flat washers provide a wider bearing surface under bolt heads and nuts, distributing load and reducing surface damage during fastening. This washer measures 5/32 inches inside diameter, 3/8 inches outside diameter, and 0.036 inches thick. It is sold in a package of 250 pieces, making it a practical stock item for shops, service vehicles, and production assemblies. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors routinely keep SAE flat washers on hand for panel work, equipment mounting, and fixture installation.

This washer is suited for use with No. 6 screws in light-duty fastening applications across residential and commercial work. Common uses include securing electrical enclosures, HVAC access panels, plumbing brackets, and general sheet-metal assemblies where a standard SAE bearing surface is required. The inch-measurement system and SAE designation make it compatible with standard fractional hardware used throughout North American trade work. The 250-piece package quantity supports replenishment stocking for busy service operations.

Key Features

• SAE flat washer profile provides broader load distribution than standard flat washers
• Zinc-plated steel finish adds corrosion resistance for indoor and sheltered outdoor applications
• 5/32 inches inside diameter sized for No. 6 screws
• 0.036 inches thickness for consistent fit in standard clearance stacks
• 250-piece package quantity supports bulk stocking and job-site replenishment

Compatibility

Designed for use with No. 6 screws in inch-measurement fastening assemblies typical of residential and light commercial trade applications.

Installation Notes

Install using standard hand tools or a nut driver appropriate to the mating fastener. Ensure the washer seats flat against the surface before tightening to achieve proper load distribution. De-energize any electrical panels or equipment before working in areas where fasteners are being replaced or added. Follow applicable codes, including NEC for electrical enclosures, when using fasteners in code-governed assemblies.