Threaded Standoffs & Spacers

Brass threaded standoffs are mechanical components used to create space between two objects while providing a secure and threaded connection. They are commonly employed in electronic and mechanical applications to mount and support circuit boards, panels, and other components. The term "threaded standoff" implies that these devices have threaded ends, allowing for easy installation and adjustment.

Male standoffs, also known as threaded standoffs or simply standoffs, are components used in various applications to create space and provide support between two objects. These standoffs have threads on one end and are typically unthreaded on the other end. They come in various lengths, materials, and configurations to suit different assembly requirements.

Mild steel hexagonal threaded standoffs are components used in various applications to create space and provide support between two objects, often in electronic and mechanical assemblies.

MS (Mild Steel) and SS (Stainless Steel) standoffs and spacers are components commonly used in various applications to create space, provide support, and facilitate secure connections between different elements in electronic and mechanical assemblies. Here are some considerations for each type:

Male-female hex standoffs are threaded spacers designed with one end having male threads and the other end having female threads. These standoffs are commonly used in various applications to create space, provide support, and facilitate the secure attachment of components in electronic and mechanical assemblies. The "hex" in "hex standoffs" refers to the hexagonal shape of the body, which allows for easy installation and tightening using a wrench.