StarTech.com Mounting Screws and Cage Nuts for Use with Server Racks and Cabinets, M6 Thread, 50 Piece(s), 19 x 6 x 17mm

This 50 Pack of M6 Mounting Screws and Cage Nuts for Server Racks and Cabinets is convenient to have on hand for installing server, network, AV and other rackmount equipment securely into your storage cabinet or server rack. Each pack includes a cage nut installation tool to ensure a fast and simple installation of each cage nut. This TAA compliant product adheres to the requirements of the US Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), allowing government GSA Schedule purchases.

The pack includes 50 screws and 50 nuts, providing enough mounting hardware to setup any rack you might be working on.

Backed by a StarTech.com lifetime warranty.

• Package of 50 M6 Screws and 50 M6 Nuts
• Nickel-plated finish to prevent rust
• TAA compliant for GSA Schedule purchases
• Square cage nut designed for racks and cabinets with square holes
• Hassle-free installation with cage nut installation tool included
• Quick shipping direct or from all major distributors and resellers

• Mounting your standard rack mountable equipment into a server rack or cabinet

This 50 Pack of M6 Mounting Screws and Cage Nuts for Server Racks and Cabinets is convenient to have on hand for installing server, network, AV and other rackmount equipment securely into your storage cabinet or server rack. Each pack includes a cage nut installation tool to ensure a fast and simple installation of each cage nut.
The pack includes 50 screws and 50 nuts, providing enough mounting hardware to setup any rack you might be working on.

• M6 screws
• M6 cage nuts
• cage nut installation tool

How do you use cage nuts?

Cage nuts are very easy to use. To install a cage nut onto a server rack you can pop the cage nut into the hole if you hook one side in first and then press the other side in with a thin flat blade screwdriver or if tool is supplied.

How do you use cage nuts?

Cage nuts are very easy to use. To install a cage nut onto a server rack you can pop the cage nut into the hole if you hook one side in first and then press the other side in with a thin flat blade screwdriver or tool if is supplied.