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Male-male standoffs have male threads on each end allowing for the connection of 2 female threaded components together. As a result, they are often utilized as an adapter for other components as these standoffs can come with either the same sized threads, or different sized external threads on each end. Furthermore, the unthreaded hex body...
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A Jack Screw is simply a 3/16” Hex, 4-40 Male-Female Standoff, that is 3/16” in length. What separates these is that you can choose the male-thread length that will best fit your application. Also called Female Screw-Locks, they are most commonly used in mounting D-Sub Connectors to the circuit board. As each D-Sub connector requires...
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wage spacers and standoffs are used to separate, position or connect components in an assembly. The swage end adds a permanent installation option, keeping the spacer fixed to the board. Originally designed for spacing and stacking circuit boards in electronics assemblies, these fasteners are now available in a variety of options for a wider range...
