Kerr Lakeside
Kerr Lakeside #10-32 Socket Head Cap Screw Flat Black Oxide Alloy
#10-32 flat-head alloy-steel socket screw with black-oxide finish, ¾ in length and 82° countersink to ASME B18.3
- Socket drive enables flush installation in countersunk holes
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for longer service life
- Alloy steel construction provides high tensile strength for secure fastening
- Fully threaded #10-32 design maximises grip in tapped holes
- Meets ASME B18.3 dimensional standards for consistent fit
Precision Fastener for Inch Threads
The Kerr Lakeside #10-32 socket head cap screw is an alloy steel fastener with a black oxide finish. It uses an inch measurement system and a fully threaded design. The 1/8 inch socket drive allows installation in countersunk holes where a flush surface is required.
Replaces Worn or Stripped Hardware
This screw upgrades existing assemblies that use #10-32 threads with a 3/4 inch length. The jump is worth it when the current hardware shows corrosion, rounding in the drive, or insufficient thread engagement. The ASME B 18.3 dimensional standard ensures consistent fit for maintenance and repair tasks.
Integrates Into Countersunk Assemblies
The 82 degree countersink angle matches standard flat head seatings, while the 0.411 inch head diameter and 0.127 inch head height sit flush with the workpiece. The black oxide finish provides mild corrosion resistance. The small pack size supplies enough pieces for targeted jobs without excess inventory.
Highlights
- Socket drive enables flush installation in countersunk holes
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for longer service life
- Alloy steel construction provides high tensile strength for secure fastening
- Fully threaded #10-32 design maximises grip in tapped holes
- Meets ASME B18.3 dimensional standards for consistent fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the #10-32 thread and 0.411 in head diameter fit my existing countersunk holes?
The screw uses a #10-32 thread with an 82 degree countersink angle and a 0.411 in head diameter, so it matches standard flat-head socket cap dimensions for that thread size.
What drive tool do I need and how deep must the socket engage to avoid stripping?
A 1/8 in hex key is required; insert it fully so the socket seats flat against the 0.127 in head height before applying torque to prevent cam-out.
Will the black oxide finish hold up or will I need to replace screws due to corrosion?
Black oxide provides mild corrosion resistance; in dry indoor use the screws typically last the life of the assembly, but in humid or outdoor environments plan to inspect and replace them periodically.
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