Richelieu LTCBAZ8322J Breakaway Machine Screw offers a reliable solution for securely installing cabinet knobs and handles. Designed to meet the stringent ASME B18.6.3 standards set by the Industrial Fasteners Institute, this screw is engineered for optimal performance in various applications. Crafted from durable steel and finished in zinc, the LTCBAZ8322J features a large truss head and a combined Quadrex slot drive, ensuring easy installation with a #2 drive size. With a length of 2 inches and a screw size of 8-32, this breakaway machine screw possesses a full thread design, providing robust fastening capabilities. The Type B point enhances penetration, making it suitable for a variety of materials. Packaged in a convenient box of 200, these screws are perfect for both professional builders and knowledgeable DIY enthusiasts. The break-off imperial threading ensures a secure fit, while the large head size allows for effective torque and grip. Whether you're working on cabinetry or custom furniture projects, the Richelieu LTCBAZ8322J is an essential component designed to deliver lasting strength and reliability.
Breakaway Machine Screw, Large Truss Head, Combined Quadrex Slot Drive, 8-32, Type B Point
These breakaway machine screws are a perfect choice for installing cabinet knobs and handles. They comply with the Industrial Fasteners Institute's ASME B18.6.3 standards.Brand: Reliable
Drive Size: #2 (Red)
Drive required: Combined Quadrex Slot
Finish: Zinc
Function: Pulls and Buttons
Head Size: no. 8
Head Type: Large Truss
Length: 2 in
Machine Screw Thread Count ( PITCH/TPI): 32
Material: Steel
Packaging Types: EMJAR1L
Packaging format: Box of 200
Point Type: Type B
Product #: LTCBAZ8322J
Product number: LTCBAZ8322J
Product №: LTCBAZ8322J
Screw Size: 8
Specific Application: Handles and Knobs
Standards and Certifications: ASME B18.6.3
Thread Count ( PITCH/TPI): 32
Thread Count ( Pitch/TPI): 32
Thread Type: Break-Off Imperial Machine, Imperial Machine
Threading: Full thread
Unit: Box of 200
Unit 1: case - 8
Unit 2: case - 8