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Looking for small imperial screws

Tea drinker · 2012-10-08 20:23:55

Need a few 8-32 countersunk head screws, where could I get them? I'm located southside Dublin, Dundrum Thanks for any hints

08-10-2012 8:23pm

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Tea drinker

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Need a few 8-32 countersunk head screws, where could I get them?
I'm located southside Dublin, Dundrum

Thanks for any hints

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#2 08-10-2012 10:55pm

bakerbhoy

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Google fastener companys in dublin for list . Unbrako shannon in county clare would supply them to these outlets.

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#3 08-10-2012 11:13pm

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Try:
http://www.tucksfasteners.ie/

That size you quoted (8-32) is that mm.?

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#4 09-10-2012 8:15pm

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red sean wrote: »

Try:
http://www.tucksfasteners.ie/

That size you quoted (8-32) is that mm.?

Nah it's an imperial UNC thread I think. I'll give them a go,
thanks

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#5 09-10-2012 8:33pm

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Tea drinker wrote: »

Nah it's an imperial UNC thread I think. I'll give them a go,
thanks

8/32 = 1/4 !

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#6 10-10-2012 12:22am

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No below 1/4'' numbers are used 4,6,8,10
It's No 8 UNC 32 TPI hence 8/32 NC
Would measure 4.16mm OR 0.164'' OD

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