Value Collection R63094968 8-32 X 3/8 in Binding Head Slotted Brass

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R63094968 is a #8-32 machine screw with a binding head and slotted drive, manufactured from bright uncoated brass. The binding head profile sits low and wide, making it well suited for clamping wiring, terminal strips, and panel components where a broad bearing surface is needed. The 3/8-inch length is measured under the head. The UNC (Unified National Coarse) thread form engages standard tapped holes and threaded inserts in common trade applications. Brass construction resists corrosion and provides low magnetic permeability, making these screws a practical choice for electrical and instrumentation work where steel fasteners are not appropriate.

These screws are used in electrical panels, terminal blocks, switchgear, control enclosures, and light-duty mechanical assemblies where a non-ferrous fastener is required. The slotted drive works with a standard flat-blade screwdriver, making installation straightforward in confined spaces. The #8-32 thread is a common size found throughout residential and commercial electrical equipment, HVAC controls, and instrumentation enclosures. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders regularly stock this size for service and repair work.

Key Features

• Binding head profile provides a wide, flat bearing surface suitable for wire terminal and panel applications
• Slotted drive accepts standard flat-blade screwdrivers
• Brass material resists corrosion and is non-magnetic
• Bright uncoated finish — no additional coating that could affect conductivity or clearance
• #8-32 UNC thread engages standard tapped holes across a wide range of equipment
• 3/8-inch length under head suits thin panels and terminal strip mounting depths

Compatibility

Designed as a standard #8-32 UNC machine screw for use in any application requiring a binding head, slotted drive, brass fastener of 3/8-inch length under head.

Installation Notes

Power down and de-energize any electrical enclosure or control panel before installing or removing fasteners. Use a properly sized flat-blade screwdriver to avoid slotting damage on brass, which is softer than steel. Do not overtighten — brass threads can strip under excessive torque. Follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer guidelines when fastening conductors or terminal components inside energized enclosures.