Machine Screws, Phillips 100 Degree Flat Head, Black Oxide Stainless Steel 18-8, #10-24 x 7/8"
#10-24
| Quantity | Unit price |
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| To 99 |
$0.25*
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| To 999 |
$0.21*
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| From 1000 |
$0.19*
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- Color (Duplicate): Black
- Color: Black
- Condition: New
- Corrosion Resistant: Yes
- Countersink: 100 Degree
- Diameter: #10
- Drive Style: Phillips
- Head Type: Flat Head
- Thread Direction: Right Hand
- Thread Type: Coarse
- Finish: Black Oxide
- Fit: 2A
- Grade: 18-8
- Head Height: Max 0.081 - Min 0.068
- Head Diameter: Max 0.362 - Min 0.333
- Head Style: Flat
- Length: 7/8"
- Material (Duplicate): Stainless Steel
- Material: Black Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel
- Part Number: 793244332074
- Pattern: Phillips
- Phillips Drive: #2
- Product Type: Home > Machine Screws > Phillips Flat Head 100 Degree Undercut Machine Screws > Black Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel > #8-32 Phillips Flat Head Machine Screws - 100 Degree Undercut Black Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel
- Size: #10-24 x 7/8"
- Size System: US
- Size Type: Regular
- System of Measurement: Inch
- Thread Direction: Right Hand
- Thread Pitch: 24 Per Inch
- Thread Size: #10-24
- Thread Standard: UNF
- Thread Type: Fine
- Tolerance (IFI): Actual measurements may vary slightly +/- depending on production run within IFI Tolerances
- Weight: 1
- Undercut in lengths 5/16" or shorter
- Black oxide finish adds an extra layer of corrosion and abrasion resistance to stainless steel
- Commonly used for its sleek black look
- Chemically treated with a layer of wax or oil
- Commonly used in:
- Black Tools
- Firearm and Knife builds
- Tattoo Machines
- Automotive Builds & Projects
- Finishing Applications
#10-24 Phillips Flat Head Machine Screws in Black Oxide 18-8 Stainless Steel featuring a 100-degree countersunk head are often used for shorter length fasteners to allow for a greater threaded length.
Machine Screws of this style are very similar to a standard Phillips Flat Head Machine Screw, however the countersink underneath the head is shorter in length due to the angle of the taper. Because of this, 100-degree taper screws are often used when fastening thinner materials.
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