AC InfinityCarbon Steel 10/32 Rack Screws and Nylon Washers. 50-Piece Set for Equipment Server Racks, enclosures, and cabinets.

We ended up moving into a new facility and wouldn't you know it every rack uses a different screw size. I recognize this one right off the bat because I've seen this model before. Of course then the issue was how much is it going to cost to replace all the screws that the previous tenant stole. Well apparently not very much, this 50 piece set comes in a recyclable and highly attractive container and the screws themselves have nice little plastic washers on them to help prevent scratching. I had no problem with the threads on these screws they went in very smoothly and I never experienced any binding or stripping. Overall it's exactly what I needed in the price point was unbeatable. I'm glad I was able to just get all the screws we'll ever need for our facility in one low cost purchase and everyone's happy. I recommend these if you're in a spot and need this screw type for your rack, I had no problem with the quality of the threads and they're Phillips heads and worked just fine with normal bits with no skipping or other issues.

"OK, it's just a screw. What's the big deal?"That's what I thought until I bought these because I needed screws NOW and these had dame day delivery. I'll admit it. They're great. High quality metal, washer already attached, perfect taper to go in easy and best of all they are perfectly clean. No manufacturing residue or oil. I'm sold on them and going forward will only be using these.

Let me reiterate; these are very good rack screws.I've used a lot of rack screws. Some screws are so brittle they turn to a metallic mush. Some just look ugly. Some really uh screw up the mounting hardware in an unfathomable way. But these screws? They look good, they don't crap out, and they are consistent in quality. Who knew a fan company would make really good rack screws, y'know?

So after dropping a sizable chunk of change on a new rack, after exhausting the local options for secondhand, along with a new managed PDU I wasn't keen to spend a ton on mounting hardware. The clean, snappy packaging caught my eye and to my surprise the price was about the same as the no-name unbranded rack screws so I promptly pulled the trigger.I can safely say that if you're in the market for 10/32 rack screws you probably aren't gonna do any better, especially for the cost, than these from AC Inifinty. Sadly, I was in the market for M5 or M6 w/racknuts for my MDF and accidentally ordered 10/32 while in a hurry one morning. I cannot however, fault the hardware here in any way. I genuinely wish I had something that took 10/32 screws, because upon inspection these are the product of careful thought and attention to detail.The semi-matte, satin finish is consistent throughout, the washers are all evenly sized, no plastic slag or variation, visual inspect of the screws themselves shows very clean, well machined threading with the guide tips to ease awkward install positions. And the little cylinder/tub container is likely to last as a misc rack hardware tin that sits inside the rack to hold the loose ends of various activity in the rack.All around, something as mundane as rack mounting hardware can apparently be more polished and "premium" in both presentation and execution than I knew. Well done. Now I just need an A/V rack or whatever variety of mounting frame(s) make use of these 10/32 screws...

Rack screws are in general just rack screws. And when you buy them you usually just get a bag. And the bag can spill everywhere when you tear it open. These screws work well and they come in a nicely labeled container. So I can easily say the best thing about picking this brand over the ones where you just buy a bag is that you get a container that you can dump all those other bags of screws into as well.The screws also come with the washers already on them, which saves you a step when you are reaching for a screw and a washer. It may not seem like much, but it adds five or ten seconds when you have to find a washer to go with the screw and slide it on. And, of course, drop one or two. A silly little detail, but they took care of it nicely.

bolts have washers pre installed, and in a separate baggie than cage nuts. they came in a nice plastic reusable jar with screw on lid. just a nice product.

Bought this just for the container. And the Jar is thick, tough and well labeled. Very happy with it, Did buy again.The screws are pilot-point and have a plastic washer. Both of which are features I do recommend. The problem is that they are Phillips #2 head. Proper 12-24 Rack Screws are Phillips #3 (this is why a #3 Phillips is also called a "Rack Screwdriver"). These small heads mush easily on these heavy duty screws.Also the jar is only half full.So Buy this and then Go buy some proper 12-24 rack screws (with pilot-point + plastic washer) that normal just come in a bag . Personally I recomend the "Star Tech", or Rack Gold ones.

Good rack screws