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200383 - Miller .250-20 x 0.50 Grade 8 Socket Head Cap Screw (Pack of 50)

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Repair Parts for Miller Welders

Keep your Miller welding equipment in top operating condition with the Miller 200383 Screw, .250-20X .50 Soc Hd-Hex Gr8 Pln. This package contains 50 high-quality socket head cap screws, essential for technicians and fabricators who perform their own equipment maintenance. When reassembling a welder after cleaning or repair, using the correct fastener is just as important as using the correct electronic component. This screw is sized at 1/4-20 thread with a 1/2-inch length, a standard size used throughout many Miller chassis designs.

Grade 8 Performance

Welding environments are tough on equipment. Machines are dragged, bumped, and vibrated constantly. The Miller 200383 is a Grade 8 fastener, representing the highest standard for commercial steel fasteners in terms of strength. Grade 8 bolts are hardened to withstand greater stress and tension than standard Grade 2 or Grade 5 bolts. By using this OEM-specified Grade 8 screw, you ensure that the structural rigidity of your welder is maintained. This is particularly important for components that hold heavy transformers, fan assemblies, or external protective cases in place.

Socket Head Advantage

The Socket Head (Soc Hd) design utilizes a hexagonal internal drive, commonly known as an Allen drive. This design offers several advantages for welder repair. First, it minimizes the risk of "cam-out" or stripping the head, which is common with Phillips screws, especially when removing old, tight fasteners. Second, it allows the screw to be tightened firmly in tight spaces where a traditional wrench might not fit. The plain finish of the screw ensures smooth threading and consistent clamping force, which is vital for maintaining the factory specifications of your Miller equipment.

OEM Fitment Guarantee

Using genuine Miller parts like the 200383 screw eliminates the guesswork associated with hardware bin matching. You don't have to worry about thread pitch mismatches or insufficient material strength. This 50-pack ensures you have plenty of spares, making it a smart addition to any shop's inventory of consumables and repair parts. Verify your machine's parts manual to confirm the location and quantity required, but rest assured that this Grade 8 hardware meets the exact engineering standards set by Miller Electric.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:50 PER EA
Thread Size:1/4-20 UNC
Length:0.5 in
Head Style:Socket Head Cap
Material Grade:Grade 8
Drive Type:Hex Socket
Finish:Plain

INCLUDED

  • (50) Miller .250-20 x 0.50 Socket Head Cap Screws

APPLICATIONS

  • Securing external case panels on Miller welding power sources
  • Fastening internal components like fan brackets and circuit board mounts
  • Replacement of stripped or missing 1/4-20 hardware during maintenance
  • High-vibration assemblies requiring Grade 8 tensile strength
  • General industrial repair for equipment specifying 1/4-20 x 0.50 socket head screws

FAQ

The screw has a .250-20 thread size, which translates to a standard 1/4-20 UNC thread.

This product is sold as a package of 50 screws.

These are socket head cap screws, so you will need a hex key (Allen wrench) of the appropriate size (typically 3/16" for a 1/4-20 socket cap screw).

Gr8 stands for Grade 8, which indicates the hardness and tensile strength of the steel. Grade 8 is a high-strength alloy steel, stronger than standard Grade 5 hardware.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, ensuring exact fit and specification for your equipment.

The length of the screw is 0.50 inches (1/2 inch), measured from under the head to the end of the threads.

While the size might match, standard hardware is often Grade 2 or Grade 5. It is recommended to use this Grade 8 screw to match the original manufacturer's strength requirements.

'Pln' stands for Plain finish, meaning the screw is bare steel without a zinc or galvanized coating, often used for internal components or where tight tolerances are required.