2. Computer case screws
Computer case screws are the
hardware used to secure parts of a
PC to the case.
Although there are numerous
manufacturers of computer cases,
they have generally used three
thread sizes.
The Unified Thread Standard (UTS)
originates from the United States
while the ISO metric screw thread is
standardized worldwide.
In turn, these thread standards
define preferred size combinations
that are based on generic units—
some on the inch and others on the
millimeter.
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3. Computer case screws
The 6-32 screws are often found on
hard disk drives and the case's body
to secure the covers.
The M3 threaded holes are often
found on optical disc drives and
floppy drives.
On older Serial, Parallel and VGA
and DVI cables, 4-40 thumb screws
are often found on the ends.
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4. Computer case screws
1. 6-32 coarse thread hex head
screws for COMPUTER CASE.
2. M5x10 screws for CASE FAN.
3. M3x6 toothed washer screws for
MOTHERBOARD.
4. M3*3.5 screws for CD-ROM.
5. 6/32 Flat Head Screws for HARD
DRIVE.
6. 6/32 Round Head Screws.
7. M3x16 screws for CASE FAN.
8. M3 Brass Standoffs.
9. 6-32 Standoffs.
10.M3 Red Fiber Washers.
11.M4 Red Fiber Washers.
12.M3 Washers.
13.6-32 Hard Drive shockproof
screws.
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