Hexagonal Head Cap Screw

The GEU0820 Hex Head Cap Screw measures 1/2"-13 x 2", Grade 8 with a durable zinc yellow finish. Manufactured from high-strength steel, it's designed for demanding heavy-duty applications in trucks and industrial machinery. Its hex head allows easy installation and removal using standard tools. Sold by Wofford Truck Parts, this fastener meets stringent performance standards for reliable, secure assembly.

L.A. Fasteners, Inc. Part No: GEU0820

$0.78

Specifications

The GEU0820 Hex Head Cap Screw is a robust fastener designed to meet the demanding requirements of various industrial and automotive applications. With its 1/2"-13 thread size and 2-inch length, it fits a wide range of assemblies. Manufactured from high-strength Grade 8 steel, it offers superior tensile strength and durability, ensuring secure and long-lasting connections. The zinc yellow plating provides excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for use in harsh environments. Its hexagonal head design allows for easy installation and removal using standard tools. Whether you're assembling heavy machinery, performing vehicle maintenance, or undertaking construction projects, the GEU0820 delivers reliable performance. Available through Wofford Truck Parts, this cap screw is a dependable choice for professionals who demand quality and reliability in their fasteners.

Weight

0.1435

Compatibility

Freightliner Trucks:
FL50 (1996–2005)
FL60 (1992–2005)
FL70 (1991–2005)
FL80 (1991–2005)
Century Class (1997–2011)
Columbia (2001–2011)
Cascadia (2007–Present)
M2 106 Plus (Current)
M2 112 Plus (Current)
108SD (2012–Present)
114SD (2012–Present)
122SD (2016–Present)

Oshkosh Trucks:
HEMTT (1980s–Present)
HET (1990s–Present)
PLS (1990s–Present)
LVSR (2000s–Present)

Terex Trucks:
TA35 Articulated Truck (2000s–Present)
TA40 Articulated Truck (2000s–Present)
BT3870 Boom Truck (2010s)
BT5092 Boom Truck (2010s)

Military Vehicles:
M35 Series 2.5-ton Cargo Truck (1950s–1980s)
M809 Series 5-ton Trucks (1969–1982)
M939 Series 5-ton Trucks (1982–1989)
Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (1990s–Present)
Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (2000s–Present)