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Set of soft rubber mounting nails for CPU fan

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Fans North Sea CPU fan rubber nail soft rubber nail shock nails

SKU CH-WM7H-3N8XE

Soft rubber nails secure a CPU fan while damping vibration and reducing noise

  • Soft rubber nails absorb fan vibration for quieter operation
  • Anti-shock design protects CPU cooler from physical stress
  • Simple push-in installation requires no tools
  • Universal fit for standard CPU air cooler mounting holes

Soft rubber mounting nails

The Fans North Sea CPU fan rubber nails are soft rubber fasteners designed to secure compatible air coolers to a motherboard. They isolate the cooler from the mounting hardware to reduce vibration transfer. The parts suit builders assembling or maintaining a system who want a simple, non-metallic mounting option.

Vibration damping for quieter operation

The soft rubber material absorbs mechanical vibration between the cooler and the mounting points, lowering audible resonance during normal use. No power is drawn and no active cooling is added; the nails function as passive isolation components. They do not replace the cooler's primary retention mechanism where rigid torque is required.

Highlights

  • Soft rubber nails absorb fan vibration for quieter operation
  • Anti-shock design protects CPU cooler from physical stress
  • Simple push-in installation requires no tools
  • Universal fit for standard CPU air cooler mounting holes

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the rubber nails on my CPU cooler without damaging the mounting holes?

Push each nail straight through the cooler's mounting holes until the flared head seats flush; twisting or angling the pin stretches the soft rubber and can tear the retention tabs.

When should I replace these rubber nails?

Replace the set when the rubber shows cracking, permanent compression, or loss of grip — typically after several cooler remounts or if vibration noise returns.

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