Hardware

#6 Phillips drive wood screws made of nickel plated steel. This style of oval head screw is commonly used on Fender® tweed, blackface, and silverface combos and heads to secure the back panel. They are also the same type used for securing strap buttons as well as for mounting the bridge plate on Telecaster® guitars.

Round spacers made of aluminum that fit 4-40 or M3 threaded screws. These non-threaded aluminum spacers visually match the PCB and turret board standoffs found in vintage Marshall amplifiers. They are a great choice for restoration or replica builds. The outer diameter is 3/16”. These will also work well in many other types of projects. Pairs with S-HSB4-114 screws, S-HBNX brass nuts and S-HLWX-B lock washers. S-HBWX flat washers are also available.

High quality plated ⅜” nuts for jacks and potentiometers. These nuts are perfect for amplifier, pedal and synthesizer builds with high aesthetics or color theming. The ⅜”-32 UNEF-2A threading fits many ⅜” bushing parts such as Switchcraft ¼” jacks and CTS pots.

Chrome dress nut fits any standard 15/32-32 threaded bushing such as on Carling full-sized toggle switches and many footswitches. Intended for use on S-HM301 toggle switch. This style of nut is similar to slotted round nuts found on plexi Marshall amps.

• Thread size = 15/32 - 32 thread pitch

Replacement nut and washer for pots with a ⅜" bushing diameter.

Genuine Carling Technologies dress nuts for use with full size toggle switches and footswitches. These dress nuts feature a chamfered edge with a knurled bottom half for a unique look that is simple to tighten down. The top of the threading is capped. These fit any 15/32-32UNS bushing but can also work with some M12 bushings.

EMI / RFI screen (grounding washer) for S2 and S4 Cliff jack sockets. This lock washer is added to S2/S4 Cliff jacks to provide a chassis/shield connection for the connection. Jacks sold separately.

Phillips panhead machine screw, 8-32, zinc. Phillips panhead machine screw, 4-40, zinc. Designed to go through a hole or nut that is pre-tapped to form a mating thread for the screw. Has a general purpose bearing area and can be substituted in most applications for round, truss, or binding heads. Phillips drive is the most common drive used and is designed to "camout" when the screw reaches optimum tightness, thus preventing damage to the screw head.

High quality single row machine pin sockets made by Preci-Dip. These sockets are the break-away type and can easily snap into smaller sizes such as 5 separate transistor sockets.

1" Oval head, Phillips screw with matching M4 threaded t-nut. (package of 4)

#6-32 threading, package of 4. Comes in 1/2" or 3/4" length. For female standoffs, see S-H172X

Nickel-plated internal tooth lock washers from Carling. These fit 15/32 and M12 bushing which are commonly used on full sized toggle switches and footswitches.

Red Cliff hex nut, often used on guitar amplifiers to identify loudspeaker outputs.

Plated metal finishing washers. Designed for accommodating the heads of countersunk screws. It provides additional bearing area on the material being fastened and can be used to give a neat, finished appearance. These high quality washers closely resemble the washers found in many vintage blackface and silverface amplifiers and cabinets. This style is most typically used on front grill and baffle board mounting screws in these amps and cabinets. Fits with #8 countersunk screws.

Threaded through dress nuts for use with mini toggle switches. Unlike the other versions of this dress nut, this nut is not capped allowing the nut to thread past the top of the switch’s bushing. The uncapped top can be useful where internal depth is an issue such as parallel PCB mounting. These plated dress nuts feature a chamfered edge for a professional look and work on any 1/4-40 UNS threaded bushing. Two sides are flatted for use with a tool when fastening.

Larger threaded black Bananuts for mounting potentiometers or other hardware with M7 bushings. These nuts look great beneath smaller sized knobs.

Zinc nut. Designed to be used with any low carbon bolt or screw such as a grade 2 bolt. Most commonly used nut. Achieves strength through cold forming. Low carbon steel.

Premium quality wool felt washers. Medium brown in color, these washers will resist wear and hold their shape over time. Center holes already punched. ¼" inside diameter. Listed diameter is outside diameter. Washer is 1/16" thick.

Phillips panhead machine screw, M3 metric, zinc. Designed to go through a hole or nut that is pre-tapped to form a mating thread for the screw. Phillips drive is the most common drive used and is designed to "camout" when the screw reaches optimum tightness, thus preventing damage to the screw head. See S-HS-M3-6-X for colored 6mm M3 screws.

Imperial threaded hex nuts made of solid brass. These brass hex nuts visually match the nuts found in vintage Marshall amplifiers. They are a great choice for restoration or replica builds. These will also work well in many other types of projects. Pairs with S-HSB4-X, S-HSB6-X, and S-HSB8-12 screws. S-HLWX-B lock washers and S-HBWX flat washers are also available.

Steel, type A narrow. SAE washers have a tighter fit on the bolt and a smaller outside diameter. Designed for general purpose mechanical and structural use.

Common replacement for Marshall heads and many other applications. The nut is free floating and will help to take care of problems with misaligned holes. Convenient cage design stops the nut from moving while tightening. Fits panels 0.064" to 0.105" thick with square holes cut 0.375" to 0.38".

• M6 Threading
• Panel Range .064”-.105”
• Fits 0.375" to 0.38" Square Holes
• Zinc Finish
• Sold Individually

Stainless steel M6 screws that are nearly identical to the chassis mounting screws used on many Marshall amps. These 30mm long pan head screws pair with the oversized washers S-HOW-M6 to attach amplifier chassis to head cabinets. Fits any Marshall head that uses M6 screws.

Fiber Shoulder Washer Overall Outer Diameter = 0.625" Center Hole Diameter = 0.385" sold in packages of 5