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.
Request a Quote
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Datasheet
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PF61-M5-0-CN is a low-profile, spring-loaded captive panel screw in the PF50/PF60 series, designed for metric thread M5 x 0.8 with a 0.77 mm knurled shank and bright nickel finish. It installs into sheet materials up to 8 mm thick with a minimum hole size of 8 mm and minimum edge distance of 8.4 mm. The screw features a Phillips driver recess, hardened carbon steel body, 300 series stainless steel spring, and carbon steel retainer with DuraBlack finish optional. The design provides a positive stop during installation and supports service access without loose components.
Datasheet Summary Powered by GS/AI
PF61-M5-0-CN is a low-profile, spring-loaded captive panel screw in the PF50/PF60 series, designed for metric thread M5 x 0.8 with a 0.77 mm knurled shank and bright nickel finish. It installs into sheet materials up to 8 mm thick with a minimum hole size of 8 mm and minimum edge distance of 8.4 mm. The screw features a Phillips driver recess, hardened carbon steel body, 300 series stainless steel spring, and carbon steel retainer with DuraBlack finish optional. The design provides a positive stop during installation and supports service access without loose components.
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.
