A2M2010P monitor screws

There you go... It's actually three kinds of screws: 2 short ones with a large black head for the upper backside, 4 short ones in the corners on the bottom, and another longer one on the bottom (in the middle at the rear).

That's my original screws - next to a metric ruler (cm).

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I'm a software/electronics guy and not that good with screw threading standards. But according to Wikipedia there's a myriad of imperial, metric, British, Swahili and whatever else screw threading standards in use... Standards are so wonderful - everyone wants his own...

Anyway, here are some measurements:

• The four short silver screws for the bottom have a shaft length of 13mm, the screw head has a diameter of 7mm, the screw thread has an outer diameter of just above 4mm (maybe 4.2mm). And the thread has a pitch of 0.6 per 1mm.
• The single long silver screw for the bottom has a shaft length of 17mm, the screw head a diameter of 7mm, the screw thread has an outer diameter of exactly 4mm (yes, just a bit slimmer than the four short ones, but the difference could just be a tolerance issue). And the thread has a pitch 0.7 per 1mm (yes, clearly different to the four shorter ones).
• The two black screws to hold the back shell to the front have a shaft length of 8mm, a screw head of 9mm diameter, the thread has an outer diameter of exactly 4mm. And the pitch is about 0.7 per 1mm (so their thread is identical to the long silver/bottom screw).

Btw, the A2M2010P is "Made in Korea by Samsung". I wouldn't be really surprised if they used some Korean screw standard. I mean, some South Korean screw standard, of course... ;-)