Strong SR-SCREWS-200JAR 10-32 Rack Screws 200ct

Product Description

The STRONG SR-SCREWS-200JAR is a 200-count jar of 10-32 rack screws designed for securing rackmount equipment to standard 19-inch equipment racks. These machine screws follow the 10-32 thread standard, the accepted fastener specification for EIA-standard rack rails used across data centers, server rooms, AV installations, and network closets. The jar format keeps fasteners organized and accessible during rack builds or equipment changes. Installation technicians, AV integrators, and IT infrastructure professionals rely on this thread size as the universal standard for rackmount panel and equipment retention.

The SR-SCREWS-200JAR is suited for rackmount accessory applications wherever 10-32 threaded rack rails are in use. Typical install scenarios include populating new equipment racks, replacing missing or stripped rack screws during a service call, or stocking a field kit for ongoing rack maintenance. The 200-count quantity supports multi-unit rack builds or bulk replenishment in commercial and enterprise environments.

Key Features

• 10-32 thread pattern matches EIA-standard rack rail specification
• 200-count jar provides sufficient quantity for full rack builds or bulk stocking
• Jar packaging keeps fasteners contained and accessible in the field
• Sized for standard 19-inch rackmount rail applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard EIA 19-inch equipment racks and enclosures that accept 10-32 threaded fasteners, which is the common rackmount screw specification for AV, network, and server rack infrastructure.

Installation Notes

10-32 rack screws are installed by hand or with a standard Phillips or combination screwdriver depending on the head type. Confirm that the rack rail is tapped for 10-32 threads before installation, as some rails accept M6 or 12-24 fasteners instead. Do not overtighten rack screws, as doing so can strip threaded rail inserts or damage equipment chassis flanges. No power shutdown is required to install rack screws, though equipment should be properly supported before fastener work begins.