LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD M6 Cage Nuts and Screws 50 Pk
M6 cage nuts with Phillips pan-head screws, 50-piece pack for server racks
- M6 thread cage nuts secure rails in standard racks
- 50-piece kit covers multiple shelf installations
- Phillips pan-head screws drive quickly with common tools
- 1/2-inch length fits typical cage-nut depth
- New hardware ensures reliable thread engagement
Rack-mount hardware kit
This 50-piece set supplies M6 cage nuts and matching Phillips pan-head screws for standard server racks. It is aimed at installers who need to secure shelves, cabinets or other rack-mount equipment quickly.
M6 thread compatibility
The cage nuts and screws both use an M6 thread, the single specification that determines whether the kit fits your rack rails. If your rails accept a different thread size, this package will not work.
Build integration
The cage nuts clip into square rack holes, creating a reusable threaded anchor point. The 1/2-inch pan-head screws then fasten equipment to those anchors, freeing you from hunting for loose hardware during installation.
Highlights
- M6 thread cage nuts secure rails in standard racks
- 50-piece kit covers multiple shelf installations
- Phillips pan-head screws drive quickly with common tools
- 1/2-inch length fits typical cage-nut depth
- New hardware ensures reliable thread engagement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the M6 thread size mean when I install these cage nuts in my rack?
M6 is the metric thread pitch used on the rail holes; the cage nut clips into the square hole and provides an M6 female thread for the included screws.
How do the Phillips pan head screws engage with the cage nuts?
The screws have M6 threads and a 1/2 inch length; they drive into the cage nut with a standard Phillips bit to secure equipment to the rack.
What physical space do I need on the rack rail for each cage nut?
Each cage nut clips into a standard square hole on the rack rail; the 50 pack supplies enough nuts and matching screws for 50 mounting positions.
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