Bostitch / DeWalt MSC6100-30 Socket Head Cap Screw (M6 x 1.00 x 30mm) – Genuine OEM Replacement Pneumatic Nailer Screw
Part Number: MSC6100-30
Category: Pneumatic Tool Parts & Accessories → Nailer Parts → Socket Head Cap Screws
Type: Bostitch / DeWalt MSC6100-30 Socket Head Cap Screw (M6 x 1.00 x 30mm) – Genuine OEM Replacement Pneumatic Nailer Screw
The Bostitch / DeWalt MSC6100-30 Socket Head Cap Screw is a genuine OEM replacement fastener designed for compatible Bostitch, DeWalt, Porter-Cable, and Stanley pneumatic nailers and staplers. This high-strength M6 x 1.00 x 30mm hex socket head cap screw is manufactured to original equipment specifications and is used to securely fasten the frame bottom to the frame overmold on compatible pneumatic tools. It provides a direct-fit replacement for damaged, stripped, corroded, or missing fasteners, helping maintain the structural integrity and safe operation of the tool.
Key Features & Benefits
- Part Number: MSC6100-30
- Genuine OEM Bostitch / DeWalt replacement part
- Metric socket head cap screw
- Thread Size: M6 x 1.00
- Length: 30 mm
- High-strength steel construction
- Hex socket drive for secure installation
- Direct-fit OEM replacement
- Manufactured to original equipment specifications
Technical Specifications
Part Number: MSC6100-30
Manufacturer: DeWalt / Bostitch
Product Type: Socket Head Cap Screw
Thread Size: M6 x 1.00
Length: 30 mm
Drive Type: Hex Socket (Allen)
Material: Hardened Steel
Application: Pneumatic Nailer & Stapler Frame Assembly
OEM Part: Yes
Quantity: Sold Individually
Replaces: PMSC6100-30
Compatible Applications
The Bostitch / DeWalt MSC6100-30 Socket Head Cap Screw fits numerous compatible pneumatic nailers and staplers, including:
Bostitch
- 650S4
- 650S5
- 750S4
- 750S5
- 850S4
- 863S4
- BRN175A
- BTF83C
- BTF83PL
- BTF83PT
- BTF83WW
- DA1564K
- F21PL
- F21PL2
- F28WW
- F33PT
- F33PTSM
- N50FN
- N52FN
- N55CD
- N58C
- N60FN
DeWalt
- DW45RN
- DW45RNR
- DW46RN
- DWF83C
- DWF83PL
- DWF83PLR
- DWF83PT
- DWF83WW
Porter-Cable / Stanley
Fits numerous compatible pneumatic nailers and staplers utilizing OEM part MSC6100-30.
Always verify your tool model, type number, and original part number before ordering to ensure proper compatibility.
Function of the Socket Head Cap Screw
The MSC6100-30 is designed to:
- Secure the frame bottom to the frame overmold
- Maintain proper structural integrity of the tool
- Prevent movement between housing components
- Support safe pneumatic tool operation
- Restore the original factory fastening system
- Help maintain proper alignment of internal components
Using a genuine OEM replacement screw helps ensure the tool remains securely assembled and performs as intended.
Common Signs Replacement Is Needed
Replace the socket head cap screw if you notice:
- Stripped hex socket
- Damaged or worn threads
- Bent or broken screw
- Corrosion or rust
- Missing fastener
- Housing components becoming loose during operation
A damaged or missing screw can allow frame components to shift, reducing tool performance and potentially affecting safe operation.
Installation & Service Notes
Disconnect the pneumatic tool from the air supply and remove all fasteners before servicing.
Remove the damaged MSC6100-30 Socket Head Cap Screw using the correctly sized hex (Allen) wrench. Inspect the threaded mounting hole and surrounding frame components for damage or wear, and clean the threads if necessary. Install the replacement screw by hand to avoid cross-threading, then tighten securely to the manufacturer's recommended torque. Verify that all frame components are properly aligned before reconnecting the air supply and testing the tool. Installation typically requires only a standard metric hex wrench.
Important: Always verify your tool model and original part number before ordering. Replace damaged fasteners with genuine OEM components of the correct size and grade. Never substitute a screw with a different thread pitch or length, as improper hardware may affect tool safety and reliability.
Maintenance Recommendations
- Periodically inspect external fasteners for tightness.
- Replace stripped or corroded screws immediately.
- Avoid overtightening during installation.
- Keep threaded mounting areas clean and free of debris.
- Inspect surrounding frame components during routine maintenance.
- Use genuine OEM replacement parts to maintain factory fit, structural integrity, and long-term pneumatic nailer performance.
