25 PACK OF 10-32 1/2 INCH PILOT POINT SCREWS WITH INCLUDED 10-32 CAGE NUTS COMPA

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Key Features

10-32 Pilot Point Screws
Attach equipment in vertical uprights
Pair with cage nuts for square hole racks

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RACK SOLUTIONS, INC Fasteners

25 PACK OF 10-32 1/2 INCH PILOT POINT SCREWS WITH INCLUDED 10-32 CAGE NUTS COMPA

Mfr # HDW-1032-500-25PK SKU 5164218 UPC 807648035780

$14.00

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Product Overview

25PK 10-32 1/2 SCREWS
Rack Solutions 10-32 x 1/2in Pan Head Phillip Drive Pilot Point Screw 25-Pack - Rack Screw - 10 - 0.50" - 1 Pack
Rack Solutions 10-32 x 1/2in Pan Head Phillip Drive Pilot Point Screw 25-Pack
Rack Screw - 10 - 0.50" - 1 Pack

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Screw
Manufacturer Part Number	SCREW-1032-500-25PK
Packaged Quantity	1 Pack
Manufacturer	Innovation First International, Inc
Product Name	10-32 x 1/2in Pan Head Phillip Drive Pilot Point Screw 25-Pack
Brand Name	Rack Solutions
Fastener Type	Rack Screw
Threads Per Inch (TPI)	32
Maximum Notational Diameter	10
Maximum Length	0.50"
TAA Compliant	No
Fastener Quantity	25 x Rack Screw

Marketing Information

Rack screws are used to attach equipment to the vertical uprights of a 19" rack. Racks do not have a standard thread type. There are three common thread types for rack screws: 10-32, 12-24 and M6. Since the introduction of the square hole rack and Cage Nuts, the exact thread can be selected and changed at will. 10-32 threads are historically the original rack screw type. The term 10-32 comes from Unified and American Screw Threads for Bolts, Nuts, and Machine Screws standards published by ANSI B1.1-1974. The number "10" is simply a size designator corresponding to the nominal diameter of the bolt. The number "32" refers to 32 threads per inch. You can identify a 10-32 screw by measuring the diameter with a ruler at exactly 3/16" (0.190").