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  • Nylon 6/6 Machine Screw, Plain Finish, Off-White, Binding Head, Combination Phillips Slotted Drive, 1/2" Length, #4-40 Threads (
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Buy from Amazon $8.78$2.90 $10.00 $7.50 $5.00 Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2015 2016 $5.61, Oct 11 - Oct 23$5.90, Oct 24 - Jan 12$5.60, Jan 14 - Jan 27$5.53, Jan 29 - Feb 10$5.55, Feb 12 - Feb 23$5.37, Feb 24 - Mar 9$5.28, Mar 10 - Mar 23$5.02, Mar 24 - Apr 6$4.95, Apr 9 - Apr 17$5.26, Apr 19 - Apr 24OOS $5.26, Apr 26 - May 4OOS $7.52, May 6 - May 8$7.52, May 10 - May 15$7.92, May 19 - Jun 1$7.77, Jun 6 - Jun 14$7.95, Jun 17 - Jun 29$7.89, Jul 3 - Jul 8$8.01, Jul 13 - Jul 20$7.29, Jul 22 - Aug 2$7.25, Aug 6 - Aug 17$7.48, Aug 21 - Sep 13$7.27, Sep 17 - Sep 25$8.49, Sep 29 - Oct 11$8.42, Oct 15 - Oct 23$8.50, Oct 26 - Nov 8$8.37, Nov 12 4:54 am$8.62, Nov 16 - Nov 30$8.45, Dec 2 - Dec 24$8.43, Dec 30 - Jan 13$8.07, Jan 18 - Jan 23$8.35, Jan 28 - Feb 7$8.78, Feb 13 12:08 am$5.01, Feb 18 - Feb 23$4.79, Feb 29 2:05 pm$4.56, Mar 13 2:23 pm$4.03, Mar 25 1:51 pm$2.90, Apr 6 3:44 am$3.01, Apr 17 8:06 pm 16,602453,551 312,500 156,250 Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2015 2016

Price Details

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Last Seen $3.01 Apr 17, '16
Highest $8.78 Feb 13, '16
Lowest $2.90 Apr 6, '16
Average $3.46 (30d avg)
$5.65 (90d avg)
$7.06 (180d avg)
$7.28 (365d avg)
$6.71 (Lifetime average)
Added Oct 11, 2014

Sales Rank

30 day average: 444,365
90 day average: 419,511

Product Description

The black nylon 6/6 machine screw has a binding head with a combination Phillips slotted drive. Nylon 6/6 provides resistance to abrasion, corrosion, and many chemicals and solvents. The material is a strong yet lightweight plastic and is nonconductive. Nylon 6/6 can either absorb or lose moisture, which may alter its dimensions and mechanical properties. The combination Phillips slotted drive accepts both Phillips and standard slotted drivers and is designed to allow the driver to slip out of the head when the screw has been tightened enough, helping to prevent over-tightening and damage to the thread or fastener. The binding head is a slightly undercut, low-profile head with a round top and short vertical sides. The head is shorter and wider than a pan head, enabling use in applications that would normally require a washer with the screw. The undercut feature binds wires beneath the head, making this head style a common choice for electrical applications.Machine screws are threaded fasteners that are typically used with nuts or drilled and tapped (threaded) holes. Machine screws are available with a variety of head shapes, which determine how the screw interacts with the mating surface, and drive styles, which determine the type of driver required to install and remove the screw.

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