Nylon Insulating

These supports are securely mounted with a #4 or M3 screw. The offset design allows for dense packaging.

Edge Locking Supports provide a secure hold on the side of the PCB allowing for easy removal. Screw mount supports are very secure and reliable. These mount with a self-tapping screw.

These spacers have a threaded female end that is mounted securely using a screw. The top end has a locking arrowhead nose that holds the PCB in place.

These Screw and Lock Supports are a two-piece application; the pin and the retainer. They were designed to capture the PC board. The combination of the mating parts forms a completely enclosed nylon spacer. The use of a binding head type screw is recommended.

These self-retaining spacers snap into the board and maintain spacing even when the screw is removed. Available in many spacing, screw and panel thickness options

These are female standoffs that have a through hole. A self-tapping screw is used to thread the plastic which gives it a strong hold. Available for several different screw sizes in many spacer lengths.

These spacers have a unique self-threading bottom fastener. The threaded hole that they go into acts as a die and threads the bottom end when screwed in. They can be used in either a #8 or M4 threaded hole. They are easily installed by hand with minimal force. The top fastener is a locking bayonet nose.

These spacers have a unique self-threading bottom fastener. The threaded hole that they go into acts as a die and threads the bottom end when screwed in. They can be used in either a #4 or M3 threaded hole. They are easily installed by hand with minimal force. The top fastener is removable and has a low profile.

These spacers have a threaded female end that is mounted securely using a screw. The top end has a locking arrowhead nose that holds the PCB in place.

These spacers have a threaded female end that is mounted securely using a screw. The top end has a locking bayonet nose that holds the PCB in place.

These self-retaining spacers snap into the board and maintain spacing even when the screw is removed. This version is stackable for multiple level PC board applicatiopns.

These spacers have a threaded female end that is mounted securely using a screw. The top end has a releasable snap-fit bayonet nose that holds the PCB in place.

These spacers are installed onto the bottom board by pushing them onto a #8 or M4 screw or stud. The teeth inside the spacer grip onto the threads. The top fastener is a locking bayonet nose.

These are Corner/Edge locking supports. They can be mounted to either the corner or the edge of a PCB requiring no holes or slots on the board. They are mounted on the bottom with a #6 self-tapping screw for a strong hold.

Hex Standoffs are mostly commonly used to create a space between two objects, often helping to position them correctly. Our range of Plastic Standoffs have a female to female connection type, and are designed to be installed by hand - so there is no requirement of assembly equipment.

Our range feature Hex Standoff Metric spacers made from Black 25% Glass Filled Nylon 6. Internal threads are mounted with either an M3 or M4 screw. Our Nylon offering extends to a Nylon Standoff Spacer series made from Natural Nylon 6/6 with a flame resistance rating of UL94 V2.

We also have a range of Polyether Ether Ketone (PEEK) Hex Threaded Standoffs that are Light Brown in appearance. This premium option has a heat resistance rating of UL94 V0 and can withstand heat up to 365F. They possess excellent mechanical strength and stiffness, as well as resistance to alternating tensile and bending loads.

These collar spacers are a two-piece application; the pin and the retainer. They were designed to capture the PC board. The combination of the mating parts forms a completely enclosed nylon spacer. The use of a binding head type screw is recommended.

Male To Female Standoffs come with a double-sided adhesive tape with a release tab for quick installation. It locks onto the board but is releasable with a pinch.

These spacers have a threaded male end that is mounted securely using a hex nut. The top end has a snap-lock teardrop nose that holds the PCB in place. It is very small and has a very low profile.