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Bitspower BP-LATSC632-SL. #6-32 Silver Fastener
Thumb screws with Bitspower logo, #6-32 thread, silver aluminium finish
- Bitspower logo thumb screw for quick tool-free case access
- #6-32 thread matches standard PC case mounting holes
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion while staying lightweight
- Silver finish coordinates with neutral or metallic build themes
- Replacement fastener designed for Bitspower water-cooling hardware
Replacement Thumbscrew for PC Cases
This aluminium thumbscrew carries a 6-32 thread and a silver finish, matching the standard mounting holes found on most chassis panels. The integrated Bitspower logo lets builders identify the part quickly during assembly or maintenance. It is intended for anyone who needs a tool-free fastener to secure side panels, drive cages or radiator brackets.
Logo Head and Knurled Grip
The moulded logo acts as a low-profile head while the knurled edge provides enough leverage to tighten or loosen the screw by hand. No screwdriver is required, which speeds up panel removal when upgrading components or cleaning dust filters. The aluminium construction resists stripping better than soft plastic alternatives.
Fixed 6-32 Thread Limits Compatibility
The 6-32 thread pitch fits standard ATX mounting points but will not engage metric M3 or M4 holes used on some server rails or specialty brackets. Builders working with mixed-thread hardware must keep separate fastener sets. The single thread specification means the screw cannot adapt to non-standard standoff depths.
Highlights
- Bitspower logo thumb screw for quick tool-free case access
- #6-32 thread matches standard PC case mounting holes
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion while staying lightweight
- Silver finish coordinates with neutral or metallic build themes
- Replacement fastener designed for Bitspower water-cooling hardware
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the aluminum threads on these #6-32 thumbscrews strip if I remove and reinstall them repeatedly?
The screws are machined from aluminum with a #6-32 thread pitch; aluminum is softer than steel, so frequent removal can wear the threads faster than steel fasteners.
What is the first limit I will hit if I tighten these Bitspower thumbscrews by hand every day?
Hand-tightening force is the practical limit; without a tool you cannot exceed the finger torque that the knurled head allows.
Do the silver aluminum thumbscrews add any noticeable heat or noise when the case fans run all day?
They are passive metal fasteners with no moving parts, so they generate no noise and contribute no measurable heat to the system.
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