Metallics JRMN84 Screw 8-32 x 1 RH SL MS Nylon (Jar 100)

Nylon, not metal. The JRMN84 is a nylon machine screw, so it is non-conductive and won't corrode or seize the way a steel screw can. That is why electricians reach for it where a metal fastener would create a path to a live part or bond something that should stay isolated. Keep in mind nylon has far less tensile and torque capacity than a steel 8-32, so it is not the screw for a load-bearing or high-torque connection.

One hundred screws per jar, and the jar is the pack format the JRMN84 ships in rather than a loose count or a bulk box. For a panel shop or an MRO crib stocking 8-32 nylon screws across a facility, that is a single reorder line rather than a handful of blister packs.

The round head on the JRMN84 sits proud of the surface rather than pulling flush, so it works where a raised head is acceptable but not in a countersunk hole that needs a flat or oval head to sit level. The slotted drive takes a standard flat-blade screwdriver, which is helpful on nylon since a flat blade makes it easier to feel the torque and avoid stripping the plastic threads.

Yes. Nylon does not conduct, so an 8-32 x 1 nylon screw is the usual choice for isolating a component from a metal enclosure, standing off a terminal block, or fastening near energized parts where a steel screw would be a hazard. Thread into an 8-32 tapped hole or nut and snug it by hand, not with a power driver.

No. The JRMN84 is screws only, 100 to the jar. If your application needs a nut rather than a tapped hole, order 8-32 nuts separately, and match nylon nuts if the whole joint has to stay non-conductive.