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DIN912
DIN 7991
small plastic screws
square nuts
GB91 (split pins)
aluminium or copper tape (grounding/EMI-shield)
conductive foam (EMI grommet)
plastic glue (solvent) & cyanoacrylate
I personally prefer DIN 7380 over DIN 912 aesthetically, but of course 912 has superior mechanical properties.
7380 do come in handy as you can buy them with a spring washer and washer pre-installed.
If I care about aesthetics I use the DIN 7991 and dial in the tolerances to get it flush.