ZONEBIKE Waterproof and Rust-Proof mlock Screw T-Nut Standard Screws Replacement Screws for Mlok

These screws and clamps are well made and seem to fit each other well. I recommend them.

Perhaps a Chinese first? The screws are magnetic. The M-LOK nuts are not magnetic and are probably stainless. They will work fine but falsely advertised. Very good value for the price.

Came on time and had no damage (accolades to UPS). Mounted it to the floor in the front of a V hull aluminum fishing boat to put in a stand up type pedestal seat. Used 1/4” SS crush collars I got off of here also. U tube how to use them and make a cheap tool to mount them. Use a high grade 1/4 bolt if you do and lightly lube it. The 3/4” pin seat base was installed and bolted on prior to plate mounting. This combo was fairly inexpensive and is rock solid (240#) for me casting off the seat.

There is a little taper on the underside of the t nut that prevents the t nut from spinning. Great feature

Though they seem to be good quality the screw diameter is smaller than those that came with my M-LOK accessories. I haven't been able to use them.

It's good for the money.You WILL need some kind of thread locker.

These seem to be good m Lok screws and nuts... They actually have the eccentric cam on the nuts... Alot of the knockoff products don't have that.. also the screws are a good length.. not too long like the cheapies.

I gave this 2 stars instead of 1 because I was able to get it to work, but at approximately 25lbs torque, instead of standard M-Lok 35lbs. In my picture, you can see that the screw tore the threads right off the fastener as I was torquing it to my rail. That tells me that the fasteners, at least, are made of very low quality metal. Which is unfortunate because M-Lok screw sets with filister type heads are hard to find. Hopefully, my vfg stays in place at this lower torque. This is what you get when your country outsources all of its manufacturing to Ch*na.