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#6-32 X 1-1/2" Machine Screws | Flat Head Phillips Drive | Plain Steel (1,800 / Pkg.)

#6-32 X 1-1/2" Machine Screws | Flat Head Phillips Drive | Plain Steel (1,800 / - Main image
$32.88 $49.08 In stock

Plain (uncoated) steel machine screw for general-purpose, indoor fastening where corrosion resistance is not required.

Specs

  • Dimensions: #6-32 1-1/2"
  • Drive type: Phillips
  • Head style: Flat Head
  • Material: Plain Steel
  • Thread: #6-32 UNC (coarse)

Features

  • Machine-thread screws for use with nuts or tapped holes
  • Flat head profile
  • Phillips drive
  • Plain Steel construction
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

I’ve been using these for mounting electrical boxes and they drive smoothly into the steel studs without stripping. The flat head seats flush every time, and the Phillips drive grabs well even with my impact driver. Solid value for the bulk pack.

Amelia ★★★★★

The 1,800 count is exactly what I needed to restock my shop without reordering for months. These #6-32 flat heads drive in clean and the plain steel is fine for the indoor cabinet work I do.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

Packed tight in the box, and the flat heads seat nicely in countersunk holes without sticking up. I've used about 300 so far on a cabinet build and haven't snapped a single one, though the plain steel does mean I'll need to keep them indoors.