48-1738 Fireye CAPTIVE SCREW

Part number 48-1738 from Fireye, listed in Burner & Combustion Controls. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye 48-1738 is a precision-engineered captive screw designed specifically for use with Fireye D-Series flame safeguard controls and E300 expansion modules. This specialized hardware component is essential for ensuring a secure and stable attachment of control modules to their respective wiring bases, preventing accidental detachment during operation. By design, the screw remains “captive” within the module assembly, which eliminates the risk of hardware loss during installation, maintenance, or field repairs. Features Captive Design: Remains attached to the component even when unscrewed, preventing the loss of hardware in industrial environments. Secure Connection: Provides a reliable, vibration-resistant mechanical connection between the control module and the wiring base. Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-quality materials, typically stainless steel, to withstand the rigorous conditions of boiler rooms and industrial combustion environments. Ease of Maintenance: Enables efficient servicing and replacement of modules by keeping necessary fasteners integrated with the equipment. Specifications Model Number: 48-1738 Compatibility: Specifically designed for Fireye D-Series (e.g., 70D40, 70D41) and E300 Expansion Modules. Material: High-strength metal, often stainless steel for corrosion resistance. Installation: Designed for hand-tightening or standard screwdriver use depending on the specific head style. Applications The 48-1738 captive screw is primarily used in commercial and industrial burner management systems. It is used to fasten the Fireye D-Series chassis and the E300 Expansion Module to their designated wiring bases. This hardware is critical in HVAC and power generation applications where equipment uptime is vital, as it prevents loose screws from falling into electrical circuits or moving parts, thereby protecting the integrity of the flame safeguard system.