Bullrunner99
Industrial
It is 1/4 inch in diameter. What type of screw is this and what driver is required to remove it? Thank you much.
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What type of OEM electrical screw is this?
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TugboatEng
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It's likely some type of t-groove or tri-groove screw.
I thought so at first, but the tri-groove have grooves down the sides of a cone which don't meet in the middle. If a tri-groove socket works, a Dremel will work faster.
Probably a competitor who didn't get a toe hold on the market and is gone or such a narrow specialty use that few others use it.
Probably a competitor who didn't get a toe hold on the market and is gone or such a narrow specialty use that few others use it.
It does, but tri-wing® is notable in that the slots do not line up in the middle and the slots taper deep towards the center of the head. From one can see a tri-wing® drver would not engage this screw head.
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