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New surface-mount threaded standoffs for PC boards

January 26, 2017 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

Keystone-smt-threaded-standoffsKeystone Electronics has introduced a new series of threaded standoffs specifically designed and packaged for use on PC Boards in the same manner as other surface mount components.

Manufactured from steel with a tin plate, these standoffs can be added to the board using the same SMT equipment used to populate the board, reducing scrap and handling time while minimizing damage to a PCB that may occur while using traditional mounting products ensuring easy reflow soldering for reliable solder joints.

Threaded SMT standoffs are available in 2-56, 4-40 and 6-32 threads in lengths from 1/16” up to 3/8” and are supplied on tape and reel with Kapton tape on top surface for easy pickup. They are ideal for use with most vacuum and mechanical pick-and-place assembly systems. Availability is from stock through Keystone’s global distribution network. Online ordering is accommodated.

A major manufacturer of interconnect components and electronic hardware, Keystone’s capabilities include stamping, machining and assembly services. Application engineering assistance for product modifications and special designs are also available. ISO-9001 certified and RoHS compliant, company headquarters are in the USA with offices in Canada, Europe, Australia and Asia.

Keystone Electronics
www.keyelco.com

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