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Brass Wood Insert (#8-32 x 0.228") - 25 pcItem is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
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Brass Wood Insert (#8-32 x 0.228") - 25 pcItem is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
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Part Number: 41FHULX
UPC: 10039008181111
Vendor Item Number: 412239
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Technical Details
Industrial Category:
Fasteners
Industrial Subcategory:
Thread Insert
Industrial Subtype:
Threaded Inserts
Brand Name:
Hillman
Case Quantity:
200
Diameter:
0.228"
Drive:
Slotted
Finish:
Brass
Interior Exterior Code:
Interior
Item Quantity:
25
Master Pack Quantity:
0
Packaging Type:
Poly-bag
Primary Color:
Brass
Product Base Material:
Steel
Product Size:
#8-32 x 0.228"
Sales Catalog Section:
FST
Thread Type:
USS Coarse
Threads Per Inch:
32
UPC Code:
39008181114
Manufactured By:
Paulin
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Additional Information
- 25 pieces per retail package
- 28
- COARSE SCREW THREAD: Adds a USS coarse thread pattern to a pilot hole in wood
- DURABLE BRASS CONSTRUCTION: Offers reliability and strong corrosion resistance
- One (1) poly-bag per sellable unit
- PRE-DRILLING RECOMMENDED: For installation, drill a hole in the material that matches the 5/16" drill size
- SLOTTED DESIGN: Install with a slotted driver bit or T-wrench
- STRONG, STURDY, RELIABLE: Made of high-quality steel
- These press-in wood inserts measure 0.228" in diameter and feature coarse #8-32 screw thread
Product Overview
Join wood, chipboard, and plywood with these brass inserts. Simply drill a pilot hole, thread in the insert with a screwdriver or T-wrench, and use a machine screw or bolt to attach the other part.