Sparedrum TRC-M8-13 - 13MM SCREW - M8 THREAD (X4)
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Essential Information About the 13 mm M8 Screw
Essential Information About the 13 mm M8 Screw
- M8 Thread commonly used for the beater clamp screw on bass drum pedals (Pearl, Tama, Gibraltar, and others)
- 13 mm Thread Length for reliable holding in the beater holder
- Chrome-plated Steel: good resistance to wear and corrosion
- Ideal as a replacement part or for workshop repairs
Manufacturer Information
Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The M8 thread has become a practical standard on many bass drum pedal beater clamping systems. This 13 mm screw meets this common need by offering a simple and robust solution for effective clamping.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This screw is intended for all drummers, technicians, and backliners, from beginners to experts, who want to secure their pedal beater or replace a worn, lost, or damaged screw.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Color | Grey |
| Use | Bass drum | Finishing | Chrome |
| Material | steel | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this M8 13 mm screw compatible with a bass drum pedal?
The M8 13 mm thread is designed for the most common bass drum beater clamp mounts. Compatibility requires a fitting that precisely accepts an M8 thread.
What is the threaded length of this beater screw?
The indicated threaded length is 13 mm.
Sparedrum TRC-M8-13: how many screws are supplied?
The package includes 4 screws. This quantity provides spare parts for a beater clamp system.
Is the clamping screw made of chrome steel?
The manufacturing material is steel, with a chrome finish and grey color. This material and finish are chosen to promote durability and smooth screwing.
Can a beater screw change the bass drum attack?
A stable clamp limits micro-movements of the beater. This can improve attack consistency and the feel under the foot, without directly affecting the tone.



