5CW3884-002 - Tweco Hex Head Replacement Screw #10-24 x 1/2 Inch

Fix Your Torch with the Right Part

There is nothing more frustrating than stopping a job because of a missing or stripped screw. The Tweco 5CW3884-002 Hex Head Screw is the exact replacement part you need to get your Tweco welding gear back in fighting shape. Whether you are rebuilding a MIG gun, securing a cable connection, or performing routine maintenance on your shop equipment, using the correct fastener is key to a solid repair. This isn't just any hardware store screw; it is a genuine Tweco part designed to fit perfectly into your specific machine or torch assembly.

This screw features a #10-24 thread and is 1/2 inch long. If you have ever tried to force a metric screw into a standard hole or used a screw that was just a fraction too long, you know the damage it can cause. Using the 5CW3884-002 ensures you won't strip the threads on your expensive welding gun or leave a connection loose and rattling. The hex head style is a favorite among welders because it is easy to tighten down securely with a standard wrench or nut driver, giving you confidence that your equipment will hold together even when you are dragging it around the shop floor or job site.

Welding equipment takes a beating. Between the heat, the sparks, and the rough handling, small parts like screws can vibrate loose or get lost during field repairs. Keeping a few of these 5CW3884-002 screws in your toolbox or parts bin is a smart move for any serious fabricator. It saves you the headache of hunting for a match when you should be burning wire. Because it is an OEM part, you know the metal quality is up to par and won't snap off or corrode prematurely.

Don't compromise your equipment with mismatched hardware. A secure torch is a safe torch. By replacing worn-out or missing screws with the original Tweco 5CW3884-002, you ensure your ground connections stay grounded, your housings stay closed, and your focus stays on the puddle, not on your tools. Grab the right part for the job and keep your arc steady.