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The TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and Marine part number 9-1616348-3 is identified as a mechanical fastener component. The official description specifies this item as a screw with the internal manufacturer identifier 51208191. It is characterized as an 8-32 thread size screw featuring a flat head design. The nominal length of the screw is specified as 3/8 inch. This component is manufactured by TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and Marine.
Verify the exact specification against the original engineering drawing or datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the required thread pitch, head style, and material grade match the system design requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing fasteners in the assembly to maintain structural integrity and compliance with aerospace standards.
Select this component based on strict adherence to the 8-32 thread size and 3/8 inch length specifications. Evaluate environmental factors such as corrosion resistance if operating in marine or harsh defense environments. Ensure the flat head geometry accommodates the available clearance in the target assembly without protruding.
This part belongs to the broader category of mechanical hardware provided by TE Connectivity for critical infrastructure. While TE is known for electronic interconnects, this specific item serves a structural role within their aerospace and defense portfolio, ensuring reliable physical assembly of systems where electronic components are housed.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify cross-reference data with the original equipment manufacturer's approved parts list to ensure dimensional and material equivalence.
The screw features a flat head design, intended to provide a low-profile finish when installed.
The component utilizes an 8-32 thread size, which is a standard coarse thread metric for small diameter screws.

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