Threaded hex standoffs are essential components used to maintain a precise separation between electronic components. They come in various thread sizes and lengths to accommodate a range of applications. These standoffs play a crucial role in electronic assembly and ensure that components are securely fastened at a specific distance from each other. The threaded hex standoffs are designed with a hexagonal shape, which provides easy gripping and tightening using a wrench or pliers. This design also prevents them from rolling and facilitates a more stable and secure mounting process.

Whether you need standoffs for mounting circuit boards, securing panels, or assembling electronic devices, our wide selection of threaded hex standoffs will meet your specific requirements. We offer versatility in thread sizes and lengths, ensuring that you can find the perfect standoff to suit your project's needs. Choose our threaded hex standoffs for precision, durability, and reliability in your electronic assembly projects. We are committed to providing high-quality components to help you achieve optimal results in your electronic designs and assemblies.

Unthreaded hex spacers serve the purpose of maintaining a specific distance between components. Our hex spacers are designed without threads and are offered in a diverse range of sizes, lengths, and outer diameters. This variety ensures that you can find the perfect unthreaded hex spacer to suit your project's requirements, providing reliable spacing and support for your components.

Threaded standoffs are versatile fasteners that come in both inch and metric sizes. They serve a dual purpose, functioning as both a nut and a standoff. One of their primary functions is to provide torque for a screw, helping prevent it from coming loose over time. These standoffs are suitable for use in a wide range of applications, from heavy-duty industrial settings to lighter applications.

These fasteners are typically constructed from various materials such as brass, carbon steel, aluminum, or stainless steel, each offering specific properties suited to different needs. Additionally, there are options made from nylon and various types of plastic materials. This variety in material choices allows for customization based on the specific requirements of the application.

Furthermore, threaded standoffs can be plated or finished to match the appearance of the paneling or to meet the aesthetic requirements of the intended application. This not only provides functional benefits but also ensures that the standoffs seamlessly blend with the overall design and look of the project.

Unthreaded fasteners are available in both inch and metric measurements. These fasteners are typically used to provide spacing or stacking for circuit boards or paneling, and they are often installed over the top of screws. Spacers can be stacked if necessary to cover longer screws.

Since unthreaded fasteners are not threaded themselves and are placed over the screw, there is no torque involved in their application. This means that the spacer can spin or twist freely without impacting the functionality or integrity of the application in which they are used. Their primary purpose is to maintain the desired distance or separation between components, ensuring proper alignment and spacing without the need for threaded engagement.

These fasteners, available in both inch and metric sizes, are typically found in hexagonal shapes, but square or round configurations are also an option. Male/Female standoffs possess both external and internal threads, offering excellent torque resistance for their intended applications. The combination of male and female threads can also result in labor savings as an additional benefit.

In addition to metal, these hex standoffs can be made from nylon or plastic, providing versatility in material choices. Male/Female standoffs can also be coated or dyed for applications where appearance plays a crucial role in the design.