50-Pack M6 x 16mm Computer Rack Mount Cage Screws, Nuts & Washers for Server Cabinet - Black

I used these to attach most of the stuff to my rack. It is a wonder how rack rails and shelves and guides don't come with the right number of screws to actually attach them.... no complaints about the quality here. They all worked as intended.

The nuts lips springiness was just right to be able to install and remove cage nuts with fingers yet kept them in place firmly. Black plastic washers were very practical for preventing damage to the rack mounting ears of devices. Bolts' dark brownish glossy heads look great. I used these for mounting gear in a networking rack at home and liked them a lot. Perhaps contractors may prefer sets without washers and stronger cage nuts lips for speeding the installation up, provided they won't care about aesthetics and had a cage nut insertion tool at hand.

Excellent quality and durable covering! I like to be uniform as much as possible in ANY cabinet/rack/enclosure build. First off, it shows professionalism and that you cared enough to deliver the best to whoever. It's a small detail but whenever I see a cabinet that looks like it was built by Ren & Stempy I have to question that person's judgement as well as their skills. To me they go hand in hand. I don't always use the cups but that's a matter of preference over function. The threading on these are excellent quality too.

I gave these a 4star based on my experience in a lab environment, which may differ slightly than someone looking to install and forget about it. I found the tabs that hold these nuts to the rack break off easy, which makes reuse a bit of a pain. Not only do they no longer hold themselves to the rack but pieces of metal are potentially landing in live equipment in cases where passive cooled systems have open vents. Is the value still there? Absolutely. If you plan to pop these in and mount some equipment that wont require readjustment these will be great. The screw heads and threads are common so use with non-matching hardware should work fine in most cases. The quality of the screws seems great too. For example I have not rounded out any screws yet, and the nuts are easy to thread on. Out of the package the nuts fit great to my rack and allowed plenty of wiggle room to get the rack ears lined up and started. Another interesting feature is the nylon washer. I hadn't considered these before but it is a great idea to get the screws tighter without having to wiggle the mounted device as much. One of the best features of this purchase is the amount of material you get. For that part alone I'd probably buy again regardless of my experience trying to re-use hardware.

I had to buy these because Startech does not give you enough with their racks, and they want a ridiculous $40 for another set of 50. These are very similar to the Startech ones, with the washers and cage nuts being pretty much identical. The bolts with this set are a bit longer than the Startech ones, but otherwise pretty similar. All in all no complaints here and a lot better deal than the OEM Startech set.

Lets just say they work as advertised. Nice to have the bracket pieces and all that as well.

Several reviews claim these rack bolts were not black. Mine came nicely packaged and they are black (see photo). I agree that the snap nuts are slightly looser than others I’ve used, but they stay put and are actually easier to install than the overly tight ones. They seem like a good value for the money.

Just used these to rack several switches, and these are great. The clips on the cage nut are very easy to work with, not stiff and temperamental like the ones from some vendors. No need to use a flat head screw driver, or cage nut tool to install. No more, banged up knuckle, or stabbed finger tips. The pan head on the screws are nice and large, capable for securing a wide array of rails amd mounting tabs. Highly recommend.

Good enough quality but you have to bend the spring clips out. They keep popping out of the rack rails if you don't.