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StarTech Motherboard Standoffs Snap-In to ATX-style case From Startech

Scan code: LN41315 Manufacturer code: STANDOFF3

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StarTech Motherboard Standoffs Snap-In to ATX-style case From Startech

StarTech.com Plastic Snap-In M3 Motherboard Standoffs for ATX Computer Case - 50 Pack
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Scan code: LN41315 Manufacturer code: STANDOFF3

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Product Overview This pack of 50 M3 plastic standoffs are great to have on hand for building any computer system - an ideal solution for mounting your motherboard to your ATX-style PC Case.
Features • Allows for tool-less installation of ATX motherboards in computer cases

Hardware
Thread Type(s)	Snap-In to ATX-style case
Package Contents
Included in Package	Plastic Standoff
Packaging Information
Package Quantity	50
Shipping (Package) Weight	0 kg [0.1 lb]
Physical Characteristics
Color	White
Materials	Plastic

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StarTech Motherboard Standoffs Snap-In to ATX-style case From Startech

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StarTech.com Plastic Snap-In M3 Motherboard Standoffs for ATX Computer Case - 50 Pack
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