Spacers - NAS42, 43, 61, 1056, 1057
(19529) NAS spacers are a type of fastener that is used to provide a physical separation between two objects. They are typically made of metal or plastic, and they come in a variety of sizes and shapes. NAS spacers are used in a wide variety of applications, including aerospace, electronics, and construction. The five NAS spacer types are: NAS42: These are sleeve-rivet spacers that are made of aluminum or steel. They are typically used in applications where a high degree of strength and vibration resistance is required. NAS43: These are sleeve-screw and bolt spacers that are made of aluminum or steel. They are typically used in applications where a high degree of strength and vibration resistance is required, but where a screw or bolt connection is also required. NAS61: These are nylon spacers that are used in applications where a high degree of electrical insulation is required. They are also used in applications where a high degree of corrosion resistance is required. NAS1056: These are sleeve-rivet spacers that are made of aluminum or steel. They are typically used in applications where a high degree of strength and vibration resistance is required, but where a lower cost is desired than NAS42 spacers. NAS1057: These are sleeve-screw and bolt spacers that are made of aluminum or steel. They are typically used in applications where a high degree of strength and vibration resistance is required, but where a lower cost is desired than NAS43 spacers. Spacer_NAS42_Round_DD_Aluminum.jpg
Spacer - Hex - Female
(9572) Hex spacers are a versatile and reliable way to provide a space between two components and to align the components. They are available in a variety of sizes and materials, so you can choose the right spacer for your specific needs. Hex spacers are also relatively easy to use and install, making them a good choice for DIY projects. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-Hex-Unthreaded.jpg
Spacer - Hex - Swage
(5401) A hex swage spacer is a type of spacer that has a hexagonal shape and is swaged on one end. Swaging is a process that compresses the end of the spacer, making it stronger and more secure. Hex swage spacers are used to provide a space between two components and to align the components. Hex swage spacers are a versatile and reliable way to provide a space between two components and to align the components. They are more secure than a standard hex spacer because the swaged end is compressed, making it stronger and less likely to come loose. Hex swage spacers are also available in a variety of sizes and materials, so you can choose the right spacer for your specific needs. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-Hex-Swage-Unthreaded.jpg
Spacer - Round - Female
(26355) A round female spacer is a type of spacer that has a female thread on one end. The spacer is installed by inserting it into a hole in the material and then threading a bolt or screw into the female thread. This creates a secure connection and the spacer also projects above the surface of the material. Round female spacers are typically made of steel or stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-Round-Unthreaded.jpg
Spacer - Round - Swage
(10007) A round swage spacer is a type of spacer that is installed by crimping the end of the spacer into a hole in the material. This creates a secure connection and the spacer also projects above the surface of the material. Round swage spacers are typically made of steel or stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-Round-Swage-Unthreaded.jpg
Reel Mounted Spacers and Nuts
(66) Reel mounted spacers and nuts are a type of fastener that is used to mount components on a reel. The spacer is inserted into the hole in the reel, and the nut is threaded onto the end of the spacer. This creates a secure connection that allows the component to be rotated on the reel. Reel mounted spacers and nuts are typically made of steel or stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-and-Standoffs-Reel-Mounted.jpg
Push-In PCB Unthreaded Spacer
(58) Push-in PCB unthreaded spacers are a type of spacer that is used to provide a space between two components on a printed circuit board (PCB). They are typically made of plastic or metal and have a cylindrical shape. The spacer is inserted into a hole in the PCB and then pushed in until it is flush with the surface of the board. ABE-Spacers-Standoffs-Spacers-Push-In-PCB-Unthreaded.jpg
Metric Spacer
(1657)Spacers are used to create space between 2 objects in an assembly. In the world of Electronic Hardware and Electronic Components, spacers are most often found spacing circuit boards, motherboards, panels and doors. Lyn-Tron Spacers are unthreaded and come in Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass and Nylon. All Lyn-Tron Electronic Hardware is made in the USA and held to the highest quality standards. The round shape provide a nice finished look. RoHS certifications available.
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(5792)Spacers are used to create space between 2 objects in an assembly. In the world of Electronic Hardware and Electronic Components, spacers are most often found spacing circuit boards, motherboards, panels and doors. Lyn-Tron Spacers are unthreaded and come in Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass and Nylon. All Lyn-Tron Electronic Hardware is made in the USA and held to the highest quality standards. The round shape provide a nice finished look. RoHS certifications available.
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Swage Spacer
(5376)Swage 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. The round shape provide a nice finished look. RoHS certifications available.
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