Jamestown Distributors

#8-32 S/S Machine Screws Flat Head Phillips

$6.00Limited StockSee Product Details

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#8-32 Stainless Steel Flat Head Phillips drive Machine Screws

Jamestown Distributors

#8-32 S/S Machine Screws Flat Head Phillips

$6.00Limited StockSee Product Details

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#8-32 stainless steel flat head phillips drive machine screws. 100 per box. Excellent corrosion resistance. The standard fastener for many boatbuilding and exterior woodworking projects. Flat head screws install flush with the surface or are countersunk and the hole is plugged.

These Stainless Steel Machine Screws are perfect for the marine environment. This is what all the big production boatbuilders use. There are also a million exterior uses where a stainless fastener will come in handy. Designed for harsh environments.

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New York

1 out of 5 stars.

substandard

12 years ago

8-32 x 1/2"" flathead machine screws received, bound in the stainless steel bracket I had. They broke when removing. Checked them with a magnet and found that they are not stainless steel even though that is what I ordered. A replacement box was sent to me but they also are not stainless steel. Never had a problem with hardware received before, this must be a bad batch.

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Phoenix,Az

1 out of 5 stars.

[ Had what I needed

15 years ago

I used the machine screw and nylon nuts in place of rivets. I am recarpeting my boat. Riveting all the lids back would have taken forever. Going through Jamestown save me time and money

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Q: What grade of SS are these screws? 18-8 or 316?

10 years ago

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A: There are lots of alloys called stainless, and some contain enough iron to be magnetic. So if it's not magnetic, it probably is stainless, but if it IS magnetic, it may still be stainless. The iron makes the metal much stronger, although less resistant to corrosion in chemicals stronger than water.

Anonymous5 years ago

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