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StarTech.com M6 Screws and Cage Nuts - 100 Pack - M6 Mounting Screws and Cage Nuts for Server Rack and Cabinet - TAA

$111.99
Mfg # CABSCREWM62 CDW # 2410062 | UNSPSC 31162100

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  • Install your rack-mountable hardware securely with these high quality screws and nuts
  • M6 Screws and Cage Nuts/Rack Screws/Rack Mounting Hardware/Rack Hardware
  • Square cage nuts designed for racks and cabinets with square holes
  • Compatible with StarTech.com 4POSTRACKBK
  • Package includes 100x M6 Screws and 100x M6 Nuts
  • Install server networking A/V and other rack equipment into your rack or cabinet with high-quality mounting hardware
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This 100 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 100 screws and 100 nuts, providing enough mounting hardware to setup any rack you might be working on.

Backed by a StarTech.com lifetime warranty.

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By - March 7, 2023
Hello
Great hardware compared to some of the others in the market place.
By - June 25, 2018
Quality - Once secured
The cage for the cage nut is loose so it does not sit in the rack very securely. I racked two Cisco switches using 10 screws and cage nuts each. I popped several out accidentally by trying to insert the screw. I had to pull the large switch back out and re-insert the cage nut.
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