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CleanMax 2-56 x 1-1/4 in. Phillips Pan Head Machine Screw

CleanMax 2-56 x 1-1/4 in. Phillips Pan Head Machine Screw

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SKU:A732-8800

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CleanMax 2-56 x 1-1/4 in. P...

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Part A732-8800 in the CleanMax hardware line covers a specific small-gauge fastener: a 2-56 thread, 1-1/4 in. long, finished with a pan head and a Phillips recess. A 2-56 thread is fine-pitch imperial, so this screw draws down into a threaded nut or a pre-tapped bore instead of cutting fresh threads of its own on the way in.

Running an inch and a quarter in length, it comes out longer than most 2-56 screws stocked for vacuum work, which usually means it is meant to pass through more than one layer of housing before it seats into whatever nut or boss waits at the opposite end, rather than closing a single thin panel.

  • Part number: A732-8800
  • Thread: 2-56, imperial machine thread
  • Length: 1-1/4 in.
  • Head: pan style, Phillips drive

A small Phillips head like this rounds out fast under a worn or ill-fitting bit, so use a driver in good condition and let the fit do the work rather than leaning on it. Home toolboxes rarely carry a 2-56 loose, so buying a spare alongside the one you need saves a second order later.