Product Description
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Milwaukee Plastite Pan Head Torx Screw
Model Number: 06-82-7441
The Milwaukee 06-82-7441 is a genuine OEM Plastite Pan Head Torx Screw in the 10-14 x 1-7/8 in. size, standard assembly hardware used across a wide range of Milwaukee power tools. Plastite refers to a thread-forming screw designed specifically for thermoplastics: rather than cutting threads like a machine screw or biting like a coarse wood screw, its special thread profile rolls and forms mating threads in a plastic boss without removing material, which creates a strong, vibration-resistant joint with excellent pull-out resistance in the tool's plastic housing. The pan head provides a broad, flat bearing surface that distributes clamping load evenly across the housing, and the Torx drive recess resists cam-out and allows higher installation torque without stripping the head, which is exactly what a production assembly screw and a field-service screw both need. Choosing the genuine Milwaukee OEM screw matters here because the thread form, diameter, and length are matched to the plastic boss it threads into; a wrong or damaged screw can fail to re-form into the existing threads, strip the boss, or fail to hold the housing halves together under the vibration of a running tool, turning a simple screw replacement into a housing repair.
Because Milwaukee Tool specifies replacement parts by both catalog number and serial number, and because this Plastite screw is standard hardware that appears on many different Milwaukee tools in varying quantities and locations, always verify your tool's serial number against the official Milwaukee service parts diagram before ordering to confirm this exact screw size and the quantity your tool uses at each position. Do not assume screw sizes by appearance, since a tool housing often uses several screws of the same head style in different lengths, and the diagram is what identifies the correct part number at each location. Confirm the exact Torx driver size for this screw on your tool's parts diagram before service so you have the right bit on hand. Any screw that has been stripped, cross-threaded, or reused until its thread form is worn should be replaced rather than reinstalled, since a worn Plastite screw will not re-form cleanly into the plastic boss. When reassembling a plastic housing, seat the screw firmly without overtightening, as overtightening is the most common way to strip a plastic boss.
Features
- Genuine Milwaukee OEM service part, not an aftermarket substitute
- Plastite thread-forming screw designed for thermoplastic tool housings
- 10-14 thread size, 1-7/8 in. length, pan head, Torx drive
- Special thread profile forms mating threads in plastic without cutting material
- Creates a strong, vibration-resistant joint with excellent pull-out resistance
- Pan head distributes clamping load evenly across the housing surface
- Torx drive resists cam-out and allows higher torque without stripping the head
- Standard assembly hardware used across many Milwaukee power tools
- Direct replacement for a stripped, lost, or damaged housing screw
- Manufactured to Milwaukee specification for correct thread form and clamp load
- Verify fitment, quantity, and Torx size by tool model and serial number
- Replacing a worn screw protects the plastic boss from stripping
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Milwaukee Tool
- Part Number: 06-82-7441
- Official Description: Plastite Pan Head Torx Screw
- Component Type: Thread-forming housing screw
- Thread Size: 10-14
- Length: 1-7/8 in.
- Head Style: Pan head
- Drive: Torx - confirm the exact T-size on your tool's parts diagram
- Primary Fitment: Standard hardware used across many Milwaukee tools - verify by model and serial number
- Quantity: Sold individually, quantity per tool varies by model
- Part Type: Genuine Milwaukee OEM Replacement Part
Includes
- (1) Milwaukee 06-82-7441 Plastite Pan Head Torx Screw
This screw is sold individually. The quantity your tool uses varies by model, and most housings use more than one, so verify the required quantity and location on your tool's parts
