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product_id: 192771177
title: "Rackstuds R100 Series II - Server Rack Screws 100 Pack | Cage Nut Replacement | Red 2.22mm/0.086\" | A Faster, Easier Solution for Rack mounting Gear in 19\" Racks with Square Punched Vertical Rails"
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# 30% faster installation fits 2.22mm rails perfectly single-handed mounting Rackstuds R100 Series II - Server Rack Screws 100 Pack | Cage Nut Replacement | Red 2.22mm/0.086" | A Faster, Easier Solution for Rack mounting Gear in 19" Racks with Square Punched Vertical Rails

**Brand:** rackstuds
**Price:** E£ 10648
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 Rackmount like a pro—fast, strong, and hassle-free!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rackstuds R100 Series II - Server Rack Screws 100 Pack | Cage Nut Replacement | Red 2.22mm/0.086" | A Faster, Easier Solution for Rack mounting Gear in 19" Racks with Square Punched Vertical Rails by rackstuds
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 10648 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rackstuds enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rackstuds brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** Engineered thermoplastic from automotive-grade materials ensures strength and heat resistance.
- • **One-Handed Wonder:** Secure your gear solo—Rackstuds hold your equipment steady for effortless single-handed installs.
- • **Ditch the Cage Nuts:** Simplify your workflow with a safer, faster, and more reliable alternative to traditional cage nuts.
- • **Speed Up Your Setup:** Cut rack mounting time by 30% with front-install design—no more cage nut fumbling.
- • **Perfect Fit, Every Time:** Designed for 2.22mm (0.086") rails, with color-coded options for thicker racks—versatility guaranteed.

## Overview

Rackstuds R100 Series II offers 100 high-strength, red thermoplastic rack screws engineered for 19" racks with 2.22mm square punched rails. Designed to replace traditional cage nuts, they enable 30% faster, single-handed installation while supporting up to 400 pounds. Trusted by IT pros for durability and ease, these screws streamline server rack mounting with superior compatibility and reliability.

## Description

Buy Rackstuds R100 Series II - Server Rack Screws 100 Pack | Cage Nut Replacement | Red 2.22mm/0.086" | A Faster, Easier Solution for Rack mounting Gear in 19" Racks with Square Punched Vertical Rails: Rack Accessories - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

Review: These are realy finer savers - One of my customers first told me about these. I was skeptical about them. I mean how strong can a plastic threaded stud be? Well, strong enough it turns out. From an engineering perspective rack mount devices, particularly items which are mount to front rails only and are 1 Rack Unit high, are a nightmare. The stress loads are rediculous. It always feels like I bought some cheap table at Ikea and as soon as I sit down it will all end in a big crash. The lower fasteners on things like switches take an awful lot of strain, and I really figured these plastic studs would just snap off and all my gear would come crashing down. So far, I have not broken one of these things though. I am careful not to over tighten them though. They are plastic threads, so there is much less chance of the screw caps backing out than with metal threads. You only need to snug them. There is no reason to put any more load on them than necessary. There are two real plusses with these. First your fingers won't be hurting and bloody after you have to rack or unrack a bunch of gear. The second plus is you can actually mount a piece of gear between two existing pieced of gear with these. With old fassion cage nuts good luck getting nuts on the back of a rail with a piece of equipement above and below where you need to mount the new stuff. You usually have to pull something out to get the room to install the nuts on the back. These all install from the front, so it's no problem at all. Do check your rail thickness though. Rack Studs come in red (for thin rails) and purple (for thick rails). Make sure you use the correct ones for your rails (Why can't the industry standardize on rail thicknesses???) Anyway, overall, I'm a fan of these things. They are a little pricy compared to standard cage nuts and screws but I'll gladly pay the difference to save my fingers, and to be able to rack gear without having to pull stuff out to install nuts before re-installing everything.
Review: Great for server rack installations - The Rackstuds R20 II have completely revolutionized the way I manage my server racks. These innovative rack screws are a huge improvement over traditional metal cage nuts, making installations and maintenance so much easier and faster. The design is ingenious—they snap into place securely and hold equipment firmly without the hassle of using tools or dealing with sharp metal edges. One of the best features of the Rackstuds is how user-friendly they are. I was able to install equipment by myself, which is often difficult with standard screws. They stay in place perfectly and allow for easy adjustments if needed. The vibrant red and yellow colors are also a plus, making it easy to spot them when working inside dimly lit racks. What really sets them apart is the durability. Despite being made of high-strength polymer, they can handle the heavy loads of my rack-mounted equipment just as well, if not better, than metal screws. I’ve never had any issues with them loosening or failing, which gives me great confidence in their performance. Overall, the Rackstuds R20 II have simplified my rack setups, made installations faster, and are much safer to use. I highly recommend these to anyone who manages server racks or IT equipment—they’re well worth the investment!

## Features

- EASY INSTALLATION: Rackstuds make rack mounting your server rack accessories and network hardware 30% faster by eliminating the need for traditional cage nuts. The unique design allows you to install from the front, so you can skip the hassle of reaching behind the rack and fumbling with cage nuts, saving you time and frustration. Enjoy a quicker, more efficient install with every use.
- SINGLE-HANDED MOUNTING: With Rackstuds, you no longer need a second person to hold your gear in place. These rack screws securely support your equipment, making single-handed installations possible. No more balancing gear while aligning holes - let Rackstuds do the heavy lifting for you. Rackstuds work just like the studs in your brake drum when you change a tyre. The studs support your wheel while you spin on the wheel nuts. Rackstuds provide the same support greatly speeding up installation
- UNMATCHED STRENGTH AND RELIABILITY: Rackstuds are made from a tough engineered thermoplastic material commonly used in car wiper blades and door handles, ensuring these rack mount screws can withstand significant loads and temperature variations. Whether you're in a hot technology cupboard or a cooler server room environment, you can trust the strength and durability of Rackstuds to keep your equipment secure.
- SUPERIOR TO CAGE NUTS: Forget the traditional cage nuts that can be time-consuming and difficult to work with. Rackstuds are a safer, faster, and simpler alternative to hardware nuts and offer a more efficient solution for mounting your gear. With their robust construction and easy-to-use design, you'll spend less time on installation and more time on provisioning, saving time and money
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY: The red Rackstuds are designed for rails up to 2.2mm/0.086" thick, making them the ideal solution for most standard racks. For rails thicker than 2.2mm/0.086", simply opt for the new purple version for a great fit. This ensures you have the right tool for any job, no matter your rack rails specifications.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07W57W234 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,020 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #3 in Recording Studio Rack Accessories |
| Brand | Rackstuds |
| Color | Red |
| Compatible Devices | Server |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,412 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Grivory |
| Item Weight | 14.08 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Rack Studs Limited |
| Material | Grivory |
| Mfr Part Number | RSL2.2R100-S2 |
| Model Number | Red |
| Mounting Type | Rack Mount |
| Number of Items | 100 |
| Number of Packs | 100 |
| Size | 100 Pack |
| Weight Capacity | Minimum weight: 400 pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Rackstuds
- **Color:** Red
- **Compatible Devices:** Server
- **Material:** Grivory
- **Size:** 100 Pack

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These are realy finer savers
*by D***L on April 11, 2022*

One of my customers first told me about these. I was skeptical about them. I mean how strong can a plastic threaded stud be? Well, strong enough it turns out. From an engineering perspective rack mount devices, particularly items which are mount to front rails only and are 1 Rack Unit high, are a nightmare. The stress loads are rediculous. It always feels like I bought some cheap table at Ikea and as soon as I sit down it will all end in a big crash. The lower fasteners on things like switches take an awful lot of strain, and I really figured these plastic studs would just snap off and all my gear would come crashing down. So far, I have not broken one of these things though. I am careful not to over tighten them though. They are plastic threads, so there is much less chance of the screw caps backing out than with metal threads. You only need to snug them. There is no reason to put any more load on them than necessary. There are two real plusses with these. First your fingers won't be hurting and bloody after you have to rack or unrack a bunch of gear. The second plus is you can actually mount a piece of gear between two existing pieced of gear with these. With old fassion cage nuts good luck getting nuts on the back of a rail with a piece of equipement above and below where you need to mount the new stuff. You usually have to pull something out to get the room to install the nuts on the back. These all install from the front, so it's no problem at all. Do check your rail thickness though. Rack Studs come in red (for thin rails) and purple (for thick rails). Make sure you use the correct ones for your rails (Why can't the industry standardize on rail thicknesses???) Anyway, overall, I'm a fan of these things. They are a little pricy compared to standard cage nuts and screws but I'll gladly pay the difference to save my fingers, and to be able to rack gear without having to pull stuff out to install nuts before re-installing everything.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for server rack installations
*by N***Y on October 23, 2024*

The Rackstuds R20 II have completely revolutionized the way I manage my server racks. These innovative rack screws are a huge improvement over traditional metal cage nuts, making installations and maintenance so much easier and faster. The design is ingenious—they snap into place securely and hold equipment firmly without the hassle of using tools or dealing with sharp metal edges. One of the best features of the Rackstuds is how user-friendly they are. I was able to install equipment by myself, which is often difficult with standard screws. They stay in place perfectly and allow for easy adjustments if needed. The vibrant red and yellow colors are also a plus, making it easy to spot them when working inside dimly lit racks. What really sets them apart is the durability. Despite being made of high-strength polymer, they can handle the heavy loads of my rack-mounted equipment just as well, if not better, than metal screws. I’ve never had any issues with them loosening or failing, which gives me great confidence in their performance. Overall, the Rackstuds R20 II have simplified my rack setups, made installations faster, and are much safer to use. I highly recommend these to anyone who manages server racks or IT equipment—they’re well worth the investment!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ the new normal
*by R***J on August 5, 2020*

Other reviewers are missing the point. Do you even rackmount bro? The manufacturer is likewise missing the point in their advertisement. They do an absolutely horrible job of extolling the true virtues of their overpriced product. (price will be the last point in my review.) Cage nuts are trivial to install and remove. You can use an expensive tool $35 or a cheap tool $1. Or a screwdriver. For about $10 you can get a toyota camry level of tool that just gets the job done and isn't otherwise much to look at. For $35 and up you can get a ferrari level of tool that is overpriced, doesn't do it's core job any better than a camry, but gives the owner some extra satisfaction. Regardless of tool choice, cage nut installation and removal is a solved problem. The actual problems these things solve is: 1. cage nut quality is all over the board. People buy the dirt cheap unbranded chinacom cage nuts and then complain that they suck. duh. buy APC or other brand name for consistent performance. Even then, the cost is still in the noise so why worry about pennies. just like your basic screw and nut which seems like you can't mess it up, well it turns out that these things are in fact precision parts, requiring careful quality control. whereas, rackstuds are of consistent high quality from a single manufacturer. you can't buy a poorly performing one -- yet. 2. if you are especially fat-fingered, or not dexterous, you may drop the cage nuts as they go in or out. there are times where this creates a problem. the design of the rackstud doesn't preclude dropping them (esp. the yellow "washer" part), but since they are completely handled from the front with no tool, the risk is very, very much reduced. 3. cage nuts have inherent slop. most importantly, vertically. sometimes you may find that something doesn't fit in the opening left for it, due to tolerances eaten up by the cage nut slop and varying hole clearances of the device mounting tabs. you'll sometimes have to loosen up the surrounding equipment. not super awful, but nonetheless annoying. it's not possible to mount something "dead center" in the rack space allotted for it. normally everything sits at the lower extreme afforded by the cage nut and you can end up with a device not fitting properly. further, this puts a certain pressure on the cage nut, although personally i've never experienced a failure due to this. this might be more of an issue for racks that have to be transported. whereas, rackstuds have no detectable slop, only the inherent tolerance of the part itself. the rackstud itself is always right in the center of the slot opening. the only vertical slop is due to the hole clearance of the device's mounting tabs. 4. cage nuts, depending on manufacturer, often make it impossible to secure something tight/flat/perpendicular to the rails. the nut itself often cannot pull up against the cage securely as if the nut/cage/rail assembly were a single piece, so you end up with devices and shelves that have an inherent wobbliness to them. this can be very annoying for some situations. whereas rackstuds install perfectly tight against the rail as a solid assembly, and give you a flat reference surface against which your equipment mates. 5. best for last! especially so for heavier equipment, cage nuts don't provide any guide for installing a device. if you have a gap underneath you have to very awkwardly balance the device while starting 2 bolts to stabilize it in place. because of the long depth of most devices, even just a few pounds can be difficult. and the smaller the opening below, the more difficult because you can't reach underneath very well. this can be super challenging. i've never heard of anyone else doing this, but i use 2 long shoulder screws as guides, similar to how guide pins can be used to install wheels on bolt-mounted uprights, like BMW. (american cars tend to use studs, not bolts.) even though the solution is simple, it's annoying and it's an extra unnecessary installation/removal step. whereas rackstuds are, well , studs. so you have a built-in guide for install/remove. ========== now for the downsides. 1. the price is absolutely horrible. definitely not worth it. i think they are missing the mark on the price/volume curve. obviously these are essentially free to manufacture (plastic basically costs nothing). of course they put a lot of design work into it and want to maximize return early on, but at this price they are killing their sales volume, IMHO. made in NZ which drives up the cost but still, it's plastic. 2. i wish they would make a nut version, for mounting equipment with captive screws. all the benefits 1-4 above would still be captured vs cage nuts. likely it would have to have a rivnut insert. i'm guessing plastic threads have to be formed differently than metal ones. as a side note, COUNT your studs. amazon shipped me a package missing many studs and all the thumbscrew/nuts. clearly this was a customer return that some useless degenerate waste of space sent back after using a bunch. if the price were more reasonable this wouldn't happen ... or if amazon would throw away returns rather than put them back in inventory as new. these ship in a zipper pouch that you can't tell if it's ever been opened. rackstuds should use a sealed kind of pouch instead where you have to tear the seal on first use. if the thumbscrews hadn't been missing i wouldn't have noticed that i was shorted on the studs as well. <breathe>

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