The rack-side hardware in my roof work used quarter-inch fasteners. This short Phillips pack is another purchase in that family, separate from the M5 pieces in the smaller profiles.
I bought Quarter-Twenty Phillips Pan-Head Screws as part of my camper van equipment.
The rack-side hardware in my roof work used quarter-inch fasteners. This short Phillips pack is another purchase in that family, separate from the M5 pieces in the smaller profiles.
Keeping Thread, Head and Length as Separate Choices
My roof-rack connection used quarter-twenty hardware.
I joined the smaller added extrusion with a separate M5 group.
The inch-thread purchases included short Phillips screws and socket-head options.
The profiles and joint hardware during my roof-mount assembly.The drilled connectors and fasteners joining my added extrusion to the roof rack.
My Takeaway from This Job
The half-inch Phillips pack stocks one short format. The button-head option changes the head and driver, while the iexcell assortment adds several lengths with taller socket-cap heads.
A repeated short screw and a mixed-length box organize the supply differently.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Thread
1/4-20
Length
1/2 inch
Head
Pan
Drive
Phillips
The half-inch length makes this a compact selection within the quarter-twenty thread family. Keep it distinct from longer button-head screws when laying out a small van bracket or cover connection. The raised pan head sits above the material face and needs room for a Phillips bit to approach. Record the receiving nut or threaded piece with the screw so the short length can be checked against the complete stack of parts in the drawing.
This stainless-steel assortment contains quarter-twenty socket-head cap screws in several lengths. The taller cylindrical heads provide a different shape from button-head screws.
