Metallics TP826SOC Screws 10-32 x 1/2 OV Span TR MS 18-8 (100 pcs)

Yes. The TP826SOC uses a spanner (two-hole) tamper-resistant drive, so a Phillips, slotted, or Torx bit will not turn it. You need a spanner driver bit matched to 10-32 head size. That is the point of the fastener: once installed it cannot be removed with a standard screwdriver found on a job site.

10-32 is the standard thread used on electrical device mounting and cover plate screws in North America, so the TP826SOC threads into those tapped holes. Check length: at 1/2 inch it replaces a typical device screw but will be short if your existing screw is longer to reach through a thick plate, spacer, or deep-set box.

They are 18-8 stainless steel, the common 300-series austenitic grade used for corrosion resistance in wet and exterior locations. That makes them a reasonable choice for outdoor enclosures, wash-down areas, and damp mechanical rooms where a plated steel screw would rust and seize, which matters when a tamper screw has to come back out years later.

Oval head. An oval head is a countersunk 82-degree head with a rounded crown, so the underside seats in a countersunk hole but the top stays slightly domed above the surface. If you need a fully flush face, a flat head is the right style instead; if you need the screw to sit on top of a flat unprepared plate, a round or pan head is.

100 pieces per pack, ordered under part number TP826SOC. That quantity suits securing a run of devices, covers, or enclosures across a building rather than a single fix, which is typical for tamper screws being standardized in a facility.