4XEM
4XEM 4XM6CAGENUTS 50 M6 Cage Nuts server accessory
Pack of 50 M6 stainless-steel cage nuts and screws for securing rack-mount equipment
- TypeScrew Nut
- 50 M6 cage nuts and screws secure rack equipment
- Stainless steel hardware resists corrosion in cabinet environments
- Philips drive allows quick installation with standard tools
- 50-piece pack covers multiple rack-mount devices at once
- Designed for server, network and AV gear mounting
M6 Cage Nuts for Rack Mounting
This pack supplies fifty M6 stainless-steel screws and cage nuts for securing servers, network gear and AV equipment in standard racks or cabinets. Installers get enough hardware for multiple devices in a single package. The parts are new and ready for immediate use in data-centre or office environments.
Hardware for Fresh Rack Builds
The kit replaces loose or missing fasteners when populating an empty rack or expanding an existing installation. It is worth buying when a project needs a consistent supply of matching screws and nuts rather than scavenging mixed parts. Builders who require a different thread size or a larger quantity will need a separate kit.
Stainless Steel Under Repeated Use
Stainless-steel construction resists corrosion during long-term mounting cycles and repeated equipment swaps. Threads maintain grip after multiple insertions and removals in dense rack rows. The hardware suits continuous rack-reconfiguration work rather than single-use assembly.
Highlights
- 50 M6 cage nuts and screws secure rack equipment
- Stainless steel hardware resists corrosion in cabinet environments
- Philips drive allows quick installation with standard tools
- 50-piece pack covers multiple rack-mount devices at once
- Designed for server, network and AV gear mounting
Specifications
| Brand | 4XEM |
|---|---|
| Type | Screw Nut |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 229 × 127 mm |
Questions about this item
What thread size do the cage nuts use for mounting equipment?
The pack supplies M6 cage nuts that match M6 tapped holes on rack rails.
What tool is needed to install the supplied screws, and what is the common mistake?
A Phillips driver is required; the frequent error is using a flat-blade driver and stripping the screw heads.
When should the stainless steel screws and cage nuts be replaced?
Replace any pieces that show stripped threads, corrosion or deformation after repeated rack installations.
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