10-32 x 1-3/4 in. Pan Head Phillips Machine Screws - Steel Zinc - 100qty
Features
- 10-32 Diameter, 1-3/4" Length
- Pan head with Phillips Drive
- Steel Zinc Material
Additional Notes
- Other sizes and quantities available by request | Tensile strength values for stainless screws are offered as approximations only; there is no single standard for the performance requirements of stainless machine screws.
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Minimum Purchase:
- 100 units
- Arra Compliant:
- C
- Buy American Compliant:
- C
- Dimensional Standard:
- ASME B18.6.3-2010
- Division:
- Electrical H1
- Drive Type:
- Phillips
- Driver Size:
- #2
- Fastener Head Color:
- Silver
- Fastener Head Height:
- 0.122 - 0.133 in.
- Fastener Head Type:
- Pan
- Fastener Head Width:
- 0.357 - 0.373 in.
- Fastener Length:
- 1/3/04
- Hardness:
- Rockwell B70-B100
- Language Code:
- EN
- Material Standard:
- AISI 1006 - 1022
- Neurspe:
- https://ideadigitalasset.com/DAMRoot/Original/10035/11237_ID-SPE-v1-ID-SPE-v1-Pan_Head_Screw_St_SS.pdf
- Order Minimum Imperial:
- 100
- Order Minimum Uom Imperial:
- CT
- Pack Type:
- Jar
- Phillips Recess Diameter:
- 0.192
- Product Group:
- Fasteners
- Product Height:
- 2.7 in
- Product Length:
- 3 in
- Product Weight:
- 1.38 lbs
- Product Width:
- 3 in
- Recess Penetration Gaging Depth:
- 0.089 - 0.113
- Sub Division:
- Electrical-E H2
- Tensile Strength:
- 60000 psi minimum
- Thread Per Inch:
- 32
- Thread Type:
- UNF
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Screws
- Product Type:
- Machine Screw
- Type2:
- Machine Screw
- Series:
- PMP
- Product Finish:
- Zinc
- Product Details:
- Machine Screw
- Product Material:
- Steel Zinc
Metallics JPMP76 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What size Phillips bit do I need for these 10-32 pan head screws?
A #2 Phillips. The recess is sized at 0.192 inch diameter with a gaging depth of 0.089 to 0.113 inch, so a #2 driver seats fully. A #1 will cam out and a #3 will not bottom in the recess.
2) How much clearance does the pan head take up above the surface?
The pan head on the JPMP76 runs 0.122 to 0.133 inch high and 0.357 to 0.373 inch across. That slightly domed, broad-bearing head sits proud of the surface rather than flush, so if you need the fastener to disappear into a countersunk hole you want a flat head instead of a pan head.
3) Are these machine screws made to a recognized dimensional standard?
Yes. The JPMP76 is manufactured to ASME B18.6.3-2010, the standard for machine screws, with steel conforming to AISI 1006 through 1022. That means head and thread dimensions interchange with any other screw built to the same spec, which matters when you are matching an existing fastener on a panel or enclosure.
4) How strong are these screws, and can I torque them down hard?
Tensile strength is 60,000 psi minimum with a hardness of Rockwell B70 to B100, which is typical low-carbon steel machine screw strength. Fine for mounting devices, covers, straps and panel hardware. For structural or high-torque clamping loads you want a graded cap screw or bolt instead, not a machine screw.
5) Is a zinc plated steel screw okay for outdoor or damp locations?
The JPMP76 is zinc plated steel with a silver finish. Zinc plating handles indoor and dry commercial use well, but it is a sacrificial coating, not stainless. For wet locations, coastal exposure, or anywhere corrosion would seize the fastener in place, specify a stainless machine screw in the same 10-32 x 1-3/4 size.
6) Do these screws qualify for Buy American or ARRA funded projects?
The JPMP76 is flagged as both Buy American compliant and ARRA compliant in the manufacturer data, with country of origin listed as multiple. That is the compliance detail institutional and government procurement needs on the submittal, so capture it with the part number JPMP76 on your paperwork.
7) What is the difference between a machine screw like this and a self-tapping sheet metal screw?
A machine screw has a uniform, blunt-ended 10-32 machine thread meant to engage a pre-tapped hole or a nut. It will not cut its own thread in sheet steel. If you are fastening into a plain punched hole in enclosure sheet metal with no tapped thread, you need a self-tapping or thread-cutting screw, or you tap the hole 10-32 first and then use the JPMP76.
8) How are the Metallics 10-32 x 1-3/4 machine screws packaged, and what is the minimum order?
They ship in a jar of 100 pieces, and 100 count is the order minimum. Jar weight is listed at 1.38 lbs. The jar is the practical shop or truck-stock pack for a screw you reach for repeatedly.
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