P20 Rack Mount II - Rack Screws for Server Rack Rails 19" Square Punched Vertical Rails, Perfect Cage Nut Replacement, Rack Nuts, Rack Studs Rack Mount Screws - Purple 3.2mm/0.126" 20-Pack

Nice studs for rack work easy to install and easy to handle on screw driver involved is a plus. Highly recommend

These are super handy in a pinch when you don't have screws/screw brackets handy. even if you do have them, this is much faster and easier to work with. highly recommend you try them.!

I have installed, likely no exaggeration, thousands of rack rack nuts over my career. Thankfully I don't deal with datacenters hands on anymore, but I have a small server rack of equipment in a home lab. I was thrilled to find these as I had no desire to deal with sore finger tips or broken fingernails in fighting with cage nuts, and I would be dealing with so few I wouldn't justify the price tag for a bent piece of sheet metal to pry them out.These things are perfect, each to snap in to place. The "lock" seems to work quite well, I used them to install a few 1U and 2U shelves and they worked great for my needs. Wish I had something like this decades ago.

They can be a little tricky getting in and out sometimes, but over all they feel secure in my rack and I have not felt at all that they could not support my devices. Currently using to hold a 4U server and have no worries. Just make sure you get the right size for your rack.

if you have a networking rack this would probably work great for you but I have an enclosed cabinet style. It is really hard to get these into the mounting holes for the server

Made mounting equipment in rack so much simpler. Just place items on studs and screw down. The nuts are easy to grip, but have cutouts for Phillips screwdriver if you prefer a tool.

I have used these for about four years now and they are much easier to use of compared to regular rack nuts.

These look great and are easy to use, but just don't provide enough holding force to keep the equipment level. I was using them to hold my components in place in my U19 rack. The switches and shelf had noticeable droop in the back. The plastic construction just doesn't seem to be tough enough to hold the equipment tightly against the rack frame.