The SARHW40 delivers 50 precision-engineered wood screws designed specifically for PA and DJ speaker repairs. Whether you're maintaining venue sound systems or fixing road-worn cabinets, these #8 truss head screws provide the reliability mobile performers depend on.

Each screw features a zinc-plated finish that resists corrosion and wear, extending service life in demanding live sound environments. The 3/4-inch length makes them ideal for securing driver mounting rings, cabinet hardware, and internal components in most PA speaker enclosures.

The Phillips head design ensures secure grip with standard drivers, while the truss head profile distributes load evenly across mounting surfaces. At #8 gauge, these screws offer the perfect balance of holding power and compatibility with standard speaker cabinet pilot holes.

Sound engineers and mobile DJs know that hardware failures happen at the worst possible moments. Having quality replacement screws on hand means the difference between a quick roadside repair and a cancelled gig. These screws work with virtually all wooden PA cabinets, from compact monitors to full-range mains.

Each 50-piece pack provides enough hardware for multiple repairs or complete driver remounts. The screws ship ready to use with no additional hardware required.

Seismic Audio backs these screws with reliable shipping and the same commitment to value that drives our complete pro audio lineup. Stock your road case today and stay prepared for whatever the tour brings.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size speakers do these screws work with?

These #8 x 3/4" screws are compatible with most PA speaker cabinets, from 8-inch monitors up to 15-inch mains and subwoofers. The 3/4-inch length is specifically designed for mounting drivers and hardware in standard plywood speaker enclosures. They work with both passive and powered speakers from most manufacturers.

Can I use these screws for mounting heavy drivers like 15-inch woofers?

Yes, the #8 gauge provides sufficient holding power for drivers up to 15 inches when used with proper pilot holes. The truss head design distributes load evenly, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications. For extremely heavy drivers or high-vibration applications, consider using all mounting points for maximum security.

How do these compare to the screws that originally came with my speakers?

These zinc-plated screws often exceed OEM hardware quality with better corrosion resistance and more consistent threading. The truss head design provides better tool engagement than some factory Phillips screws, reducing the risk of stripping during installation or removal in field conditions.

Will these work for outdoor speaker installations?

The zinc plating provides good corrosion resistance for temporary outdoor setups, but these are primarily designed for indoor PA applications and mobile use. For permanent outdoor installations, consider stainless steel hardware. The zinc coating will handle typical moisture exposure from transport and storage.

How many speakers can I repair with one 50-piece pack?

Most driver replacements use 4-8 screws per driver, so one pack typically covers 6-12 complete driver remounts. For general cabinet repairs or hardware replacement, the count varies based on the specific repair needs. Having extras on hand is always wise for touring applications.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov