#6 X 7/8” Tri Lobe Self Tap Phillips (VITEAUT2.9X4.5)
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Need a reliable solution when you encounter loose exterior panels or components in your commercial espresso machine? The #6 X 7/8” Tri Lobe Self Tap Phillips screw (Part # VITEAUT2.9X4.5) is engineered specifically for secure, non-threaded fastening. This premium OEM screw features a specialized Tri Lobe design, which creates its own threads upon installation, making it the ideal replacement fastener to use when repairing damaged or slightly stripped mounting points. Stop dealing with rattling panels and maintain the structural integrity of your high-volume machine.
Optimized for efficiency in repair and maintenance, this self-tapping Phillips screw simplifies the process of securing metal and plastic housing components. Its robust construction ensures long-term durability and resistance to vibration, providing a much more stable hold than standard screws. Whether you are performing routine maintenance or replacing worn-out fasteners, using the official Tri Lobe design guarantees precise alignment and a tight, factory-grade fit every time you need to fix loose espresso machine panels.
The VITEAUT2.9X4.5 screw measures #6 x 7/8” and features a Phillips head for easy installation and removal. As a genuine La Marzocco OEM part, it delivers the consistency required for continuous, heavy commercial use. Don't compromise performance or machine safety with generic hardware; rely on this self-tapping screw solution to ensure your espresso equipment operates reliably.
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