Low-profile design satisfies many functional and cosmetic requirements.
Type PF50 with convenient large head and Phillips recess for tool or finger operation.
Available with six-lobe recess.
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Low-profile design satisfies many functional and cosmetic requirements.
Type PF50 with convenient large head and Phillips recess for tool or finger operation.
Available with six-lobe recess.
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The PF61 is a low-profile, spring-loaded captive panel screw with a M3 metric thread, designed for installation in sheet metal up to 0.060 inches thick. It features a knurled knob with a Phillips driver recess, a carbon steel screw and retainer with black nitride finish (AMS2753, Section 3), and a 300 series stainless steel spring. The installed height above the sheet is 0.520 inches, with a nominal hole size of 0.038 inches and minimum edge distance of 0.28 inches. It is compatible with sheet hardness up to 60 HRC and includes a shoulder for positive installation stop.
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The PF61 is a low-profile, spring-loaded captive panel screw with a M3 metric thread, designed for installation in sheet metal up to 0.060 inches thick. It features a knurled knob with a Phillips driver recess, a carbon steel screw and retainer with black nitride finish (AMS2753, Section 3), and a 300 series stainless steel spring. The installed height above the sheet is 0.520 inches, with a nominal hole size of 0.038 inches and minimum edge distance of 0.28 inches. It is compatible with sheet hardness up to 60 HRC and includes a shoulder for positive installation stop.
Low-profile design satisfies many functional and cosmetic requirements.
Type PF50 with convenient large head and Phillips recess for tool or finger operation.
Available with six-lobe recess.
Low-profile design satisfies many functional and cosmetic requirements.
Type PF50 with convenient large head and Phillips recess for tool or finger operation.
