294 (SCR002) M4x8 Screw – Original Screw for Paintball Weapons

M4x8 Screw (SCR002) – Key Spare Part for Your Weapon

This M4x8 screw with the designation SCR002 is an original spare part designed for the needs of paintball weapons. It serves for the firm attachment of various structural parts, ensuring their stable position and reliable operation of the entire system. A firm connection of components is essential for the smooth and precise function of the weapon with every shot.

The screw is made of high-quality steel, which excels in resistance to mechanical stress and corrosion, significantly extending its service life. Thanks to its standard size, this part is ideal for quick replacement of worn or lost screws. Regular inspection and eventual tightening of fasteners is a basic step in maintaining the optimal performance and safety of your weapon.

Technical Parameters:

• Type: Metric screw
• Dimension: M4 x 8 mm
• Part Code: 294 (SCR002)
• Material: High-quality steel with anti-corrosion protection
• Usage: Universal fastening element for paintball weapons

Key Advantages:

• Original part ensuring precise compatibility with the SCR002 specification
• High material resistance against stripping and external influences
• Simple installation and immediate restoration of weapon functionality
• Contributes to overall stability and smooth operation of the mechanism
• Long-term reliability confirmed by paintball equipment standards

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Which models is this screw suitable for?
The screw is designed for all weapon models that list part code SCR002 in the technical documentation or require an M4x8 size for mounting internal or external parts.

2. How do I know the screw needs to be replaced?
Replacement is recommended if the screw head is worn, the thread shows signs of damage, or if the original screw was lost due to vibrations during firing.

3. Is installation difficult?
Not at all. Thanks to the standard metric thread, simply screw the bolt into the appropriate place. We recommend regularly checking the tightness during routine weapon maintenance.