Round Circuit Board Spacer: #8 Screw, 1/2" OAL, 0.171" ID, 1/2" OD, Brass MPN:S1359-M01-F21-H

Introducing our Round Circuit Board Spacers with #8 screws, ideal for electrical and electronic applications requiring precise spacing between circuit boards. Made from durable brass with a zinc-plated finish, these spacers are ASTM B633 and QQ-B-626 compliant for maximum reliability. With a 1/2 inch outside diameter, these spacers are perfect for use in tight spaces and can accommodate boards up to 1/2 inch thick. Their versatile female unthreaded design allows for easy installation and adjustment, making them an essential tool for any electronics professional. Use them to create consistent gaps between circuit boards, improve the stability of your assemblies, and enhance the performance of your electronic devices. Whether you're working on a prototype or a large-scale manufacturing project, these high-quality brass spacers are up to the task!

Top product features:

• ASTM B633 and QQ-B-626 compliance: Ensures high standards in material quality and manufacturing for reliable performance
• Female unthreaded design: Allows easy installation and adjustment to accommodate varying thicknesses of circuit boards
• Zinc-plated finish: Protects the brass material and resists corrosion, improving durability and longevity of the spacer.

Top product applications:

• Electronic component assembly and manufacturing: These round circuit board spacers can be used to space and align various electronic components securely on printed circuit boards, ensuring proper connection and functionality of the circuits.
• Prototype development and experimentation: The female unthreaded design allows for quick adjustments and easy removal of the spacer when prototyping or testing different designs, allowing users to quickly iterate and try out new ideas without damaging their circuit boards.
• Repair and replacement of electronic devices: These brass spacers can be used as replacements in older or discontinued equipment that uses similar size fasteners, helping technicians repair faulty devices or restore functionality to outdated systems.