Metallics JPMP114 10-32 x 2 in. Pan Head Phillips Machine Screws - Steel Zinc - Each

Yes. The Metallics JPMP114 is a 10-32 machine screw, 32 threads per inch, which is the standard thread used for device mounting and ground screw holes in steel boxes and plaster rings. At 2 inches long it is for deep builds where the device has to reach back through extension rings, mud rings, or thick wall finishes. For flush-mounted devices in a plain box, a shorter 10-32 is the usual choice.

These are steel with a zinc finish, which is a dry-location, indoor-duty plating. Zinc gives corrosion resistance in conditioned spaces but will rust in wet, washdown, coastal, or buried applications. For those, go with a stainless 10-32 pan head machine screw instead.

The pan head measures 0.357 to 0.373 in. across with a head height of 0.122 to 0.133 in. That is a rounded head that sits proud of the surface, not flush, so under a tight cover plate or in a countersunk hole you want a flat head instead. Head geometry follows ASME B18.6.3-2010, so it interchanges with any other pan head 10-32 built to that standard.

A #2 Phillips. The recess diameter is 0.192 in. with a gaging depth of 0.089 to 0.113 in., which is the standard #2 recess, so a #2 bit seats fully and won't cam out the way a #1 or #3 will.

Rated 60,000 psi minimum tensile, made from AISI 1006-1022 low carbon steel at Rockwell B70-B100. That is standard commercial-grade machine screw strength, fine for device mounting, panel hardware, strut fittings, and fixture attachment. It is not a structural fastener, so don't substitute it where a drawing calls out a graded bolt.

They come in a jar of 100, and 100 count is the order minimum, so you are buying by the jar rather than the piece. The packed jar weighs 1.75 lbs and measures 5.75 in. by 3.5 in. by 3.5 in., which matters if you are stocking a van drawer or MRO shelf bin.

The Metallics JPMP114 is flagged compliant for both Buy American and ARRA. Country of origin is listed as multiple, so if your submittal requires a specific origin on the mill cert, that needs to be confirmed against the lot you receive.

A 10-32 machine screw has a uniform straight machine thread and no cutting point, so it needs a mating tapped hole or a nut. That is what you want for box and device screw holes, strut nuts, and tapped panel hardware. If you are fastening into bare sheet metal with no tapped hole, you need a self-tapping or sheet metal screw instead, not this.