CO-RODE 450Pcs M2 M2.5 M3 Laptop Computer Screws Kit Set 15-Size For Sale

CO-RODE 450Pcs M2 M2.5 M3 Laptop Computer Screws Kit Set 15-Size
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CO-RODE 450Pcs M2 M2.5 M3 Laptop Computer Screws Kit Set 15-Size:
$13.99

CO-RODE 450Pcs M2 M2.5 M3 Laptop Computer Screws Kit Set 15-Size

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Product Description:

  • High Quality Laptop Screws Kit 450Pcs with 15 different size.
  • Popular size included:M2, M2.5, M3 screws,Material:Alloy steel, oxidative blackening
  • Perfect for repair laptop.Such as IBM HP Dell Lenovo ASUS
  • 15 Sizes: M2 x 3;M2 x 4;M2 x 5;M2 x 6;M2 x 8;M2 x 10;M2.5 x 4;M2.5 x 5;M2.5 x 6;M2.5 x 7;M2.5 x 8;M2.5 x 10;M2.5 x 12;M3 x 3;M3 x 4; SSD screws
  • Package:450pcs laptop screws packed with a storage box

Perfect for laptop computer screw.Easy find it with label.Popular Size as below:

15 Sizes included:

M2 x 3;M2 x 4;M2 x 5;M2 x 6;M2 x 8;M2 x 10, Each of them 30pcs

M2.5 x 4;M2.5 x 5;M2.5 x 6;M2.5 x 7;M2.5 x 8;M2.5 x 10;M2.5 x 12 ,Each of them 30pcs

M3 x 3;M3 x 4; Each of them 30pcs

Package Includes:

450 Pcs Laptop Screws Set with plastic box Compatible with all universal laptop.

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