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414INT251H 4-40 1/4 0.219 PHILLIPS 1
438INT251H 4-40 3/8 0.219 PHILLIPS 1
4012INT251H 4-40 1/2 0.219 PHILLIPS 1
458INT251H 4-40 5/8 0.219 PHILLIPS 1
638INT251H 6-32 3/8 0.270 PHILLIPS 2
6012INT251H 6-32 1/2 0.270 PHILLIPS 2
658INT251H 6-32 5/8 0.270 PHILLIPS 2
838INT251H 8-32 3/8 0.322 PHILLIPS 2
8012INT251H 8-32 1/2 0.322 PHILLIPS 2
858INT251H 8-32 5/8 0.322 PHILLIPS 2
1038INT251H 10-32 3/8 0.373 PHILLIPS 2
1012INT251H 10-32 1/2 0.373 PHILLIPS 2
1058INT251H 10-32 5/8 0.373 PHILLIPS 2
1034INT251H 10-32 3/4 0.373 PHILLIPS 2
1412INT251H 1/4-20 1/2 0.492 PHILLIPS 3
1458INT251H 1/4-20 5/8 0.492 PHILLIPS 3
1434INT251H 1/4-20 3/4 0.492 PHILLIPS 3
141INT251H 1/4-20 1 0.492 PHILLIPS 3

In order to ensure a safe installation and stable clamping force, it's relevant to pay attention to the pilot hole diameter. The recommended dimensions for core hole diameter and length of engagement are available at Design Guidelines.

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TAPTITE 2000® screws have been specially designed for the assembly of steel and light alloys in: Components that require a low threading torque. Structural components that require a high pull-out resistance. Components with high tightness requirements.