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Unique-Bargains M4 x 10mm Black Zinc Plated Phillips Case Fan Screws 500pcs
A pack of 500 black zinc-plated M4 x 10mm Phillips screws for mounting case fans, weighing 323 g
- 500 screws cover multiple builds and future upgrades
- Phillips drive allows quick installation with a common screwdriver
- Black zinc plating resists corrosion for long-term reliability
- M4 × 10 mm thread fits standard case fan mounting holes
- 323 g pack is light to store yet supplies ample hardware
Universal Case Fan Mounting Screws
These M4 Phillips screws secure cooling fans to computer chassis in new builds or upgrades. The black zinc-plated finish resists corrosion during long-term use. Each pack contains approximately five hundred pieces to cover multiple installations.
M4 Thread by Ten Millimetre Length
The M4 diameter and ten millimetre shank match standard fan mounting holes found on most chassis. Phillips drive heads allow quick installation with a common screwdriver. Verify your fan frame thickness before fitting to ensure proper engagement.
Lightweight Steel Hardware
At three hundred twenty-three grams the bulk pack adds negligible mass to a build. Metal construction withstands repeated removal and re-fitting without stripping. No active cooling or power draw is involved with these passive fasteners.
Highlights
- 500 screws cover multiple builds and future upgrades
- Phillips drive allows quick installation with a common screwdriver
- Black zinc plating resists corrosion for long-term reliability
- M4 × 10 mm thread fits standard case fan mounting holes
- 323 g pack is light to store yet supplies ample hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 10 mm length mean when I install these in my case?
The 10 mm shank seats the fan flush against the chassis without bottoming out or protruding inside the case.
What drive type do these screws use and what does that limit?
Phillips drive works with any standard #2 bit but can cam out if excessive torque is applied.
What clearance do I need for the head to sit flat?
The countersunk Phillips head sits flush once driven, so only the 10 mm thread depth behind the panel is required.
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