STARTECH SCREWM3 M3 0.25in case screws 50 pack
- Screws & Mount
- Silver
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Brass standoffs convert #6-32 threads to M3 for motherboard mounting, pack of 50
Option 50 Standoffs - #6-32 (inner) to M3 (outer)
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
This pack contains fifty brass standoffs that convert a #6-32 motherboard tray thread to an M3 internal thread. They are intended for system builders and technicians who need to mount M3 hardware in cases designed for #6-32 spacing.
These are passive metal spacers with no moving parts, so they generate no noise and draw no power. Thermal behaviour is limited to the normal conductivity of brass and does not affect component temperatures.
The package supplies fifty identical hex-barrel standoffs in a gold finish, providing enough pieces for multiple motherboard installations or spare parts. No tools, adhesives or software are bundled.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | SCREWNUTM |
| Types | Screws & Mount |
| Colors | Gold |
| Length | 0 ft. |
| Specifications | Head Pattern: Hex (barrel) Materials: Brass Thread Type(s): #6-32 x 4mm (outer) M3 (inner) Package Quantity: 50 |
| Features | M3 tapped standoff with #6-32 threaded screw for easy conversion from a #6-32 tapped motherboard tray |
| Shipping weight | 0.07 kg |
| Package size | 89 × 65 × 8 mm |
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Thread the #6-32 end into the motherboard tray, then secure the M3 motherboard screw into the tapped inner thread; the step often missed is tightening the hex barrel with a wrench so the standoff cannot spin when the M3 screw is removed later.
Brass resists corrosion, so the standoffs themselves rarely need replacement; simply re-tighten the hex barrels with a wrench if vibration loosens them during hardware swaps.
The M3 internal threads will strip before the #6-32 external threads or the brass body, so avoid over-torquing the motherboard screws during frequent board changes.
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