Value Collection R63009962 Flat Socket Cap Screw 10-32

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R63009962 is a flat socket cap screw designed for fastening applications that require a flush or countersunk finish. The screw features an 82-degree flat head profile and a 1/8-inch hex socket drive, accepting a standard hex key or Allen wrench. Threaded 10-32 UNF with an overall length of 1 inch, it is manufactured from 18-8 stainless steel for corrosion resistance in wet, outdoor, or chemically exposed environments. Machinists, fabricators, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals install this fastener where a low-profile head and dependable thread engagement are required.

This flat socket cap screw is suited for light mechanical assemblies, panel mounting, enclosures, and equipment fabrication where a countersunk seating surface is present. The 10-32 UNF thread standard provides fine-thread engagement appropriate for thin materials and applications requiring precise torque control. Its 18-8 stainless steel construction makes it a common choice in plumbing, HVAC, electrical enclosure, and general industrial service environments.

Key Features

• 82-degree flat head seats flush in standard countersunk holes
• 1/8-inch hex socket drive for use with standard Allen keys
• 10-32 UNF thread standard for fine-thread applications
• 18-8 stainless steel construction resists corrosion and oxidation
• 1 inch overall length suits a wide range of panel and assembly thicknesses

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inch-series UNF flat socket cap screw compatible with any countersunk hole pattern machined to accept a 10-32 fastener with an 82-degree head angle.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a 1/8-inch hex key or Allen wrench sized to the socket drive. Ensure the mating hole is countersunk to the correct 82-degree angle before seating the fastener. Power down or de-energize any equipment before installing fasteners in or near electrical enclosures. Do not exceed the torque capacity of the 18-8 stainless alloy, and avoid cross-threading by starting the screw by hand before applying a tool.