They are pretty but are wider that the standard RACK BOX I couldn’t use them

Just the ticket!

Works as they should. No stripped screws as of so far.

black screws are black
they screw into a rack
they look like black screws when screwed into a rack
what more could you ask of them
maybe a lower price

i cant say much but they are exactly what they need to be. they work.

If you need to screw something, here you go. Not sure where they got enough Magnemite to fill the bag...but hey!

The price is good and so far we have had no problems

Bought a new rack and needed some rack screws, these were a great price-my only warning is to be careful as it didn't take much to strip the Phillips head.

Received a package each of the 10/32 and 12/24 rack screws (Quantity per pack 50).
The price was right but it turned out that the screws are not functional.

PROS: Attractive low price.

CONS: The heads on the screws are way too small. They are the size of a regular phillips screw. Normal typical rack screws have an over sized phillips head in order to support and stabilize heavy items on the rack, such as a power amplifier. It would be acceptable if the screws had enclosed black washers, but black washers are not included or available.

I've used about 100 of these screws so far. Rest assured, they are great screws. A little on the soft side but use the right size screw driver (P2 with a dull tip) and you won't have any issues. All the negative reviews are from people who bought the wrong thread screw. Don't give one star because YOU bought the wrong product.

Regarding the user Chris...that dude definitely was using the wrong threaded screw. I once broke off a couple heads because the rack was threaded for 10/32 and I didn't notice. In my defense, the guy before me used 12/24 for all the other gear (what an idiot) and I went off the existing 12/24 screws. Chris most certainly was trying to use the wrong type of screw in the wrong type of rack.

PROS: Cheap
Good finish
Reusable if you want to
Good for aluminum 2 post racks and with cage nuts in 4 post racks

CONS: A bit soft...if you use a sharp screw driver that barely hits then they'll strip a bit