K&M M5 Rack Screw Pack

The black coating is very fine and comes off after a couple times you screw them in.
They are also very easy to dent so if you are looking for a clean looking rack maybe you should be very careful or buy something else.

I said clean looking rack because they are slotted, which is very uncomfortable to drive in and the only reason to buy them is because you want that look :D

Besides, if you just need them to tighten up some rack modules they work just fine and will probably never fail.

I prefer the Phillips head screw for stability. This one has the flathead screw..

I used them for Adam Hall STRS6U Rack Stand 6U, instead of screws sent together with this rack. What can I say... they do their job. The painting went away in a few screws in the place where screwdriver was used. But it's because of the build quality of that rack - I had to use a lot of force on them. Besides that, I'm satisfied with these screws.

I bought these as I was unsure if the Thomann rack case came with screws (it did).

These screws are the same as the ones that come with the Thomann rack case and are handy to have as extras if you are adding units or for general maintanence.

The metal is softer than most screws, so be careful not to damage the threads. Having said that, they are strong enough to do their job without a problem.

These screws hold up very good. They can hold a 10kg power amp with no problem. They feel and look like very good quality

Cheap and useful set of standard screws. Of course these are for use with standard rack equipment you may want to fit in your rack. Handy if you plan to install plenty of units or if you loose any of the screws supplied with equipment.

Exactly what's you'd expect, Phillips head would be more durable though

I bought these as replacement stock for use with Thomann Rack Case 4U and I love these as they are so simple but brilliant. Always handy to have in case of emergency.

Yeah they’re great screws.

Nice little screws for my Gator case, painted black too, finish on them is quite good as the heads don't go silver after screwing/unscrewing a few times, should last a lifetime