PCB supports are typically required to safely work with printed circuit boards (PCBs) to prevent a short circuit and shock. PCBs are used in almost all electronic objects, from smartphones to common kitchen appliances. Their thin plates communicate signals between various circuit components so that electronic devices function correctly.
What types of PCB supports are there?
PCB supports are typically made from nylon. This is because nylon doesnt conduct electricity from the circuit or corrode over time, the material being less responsive to chemicals and solvents. PCB supports can vary in terms of hole diameter, thickness, and chassis thickness, depending on the size of the PCB in use, so they can be used to work with different types of electronic objects.
How to use PCB supports
You will be able to insert PCB supports manually without any need for specialist equipment or other materials such as screws. PCB supports can also be easily released as and when required.
Description:
Edge-holding quick-release nylon PCB support pillars in various
heights, locking and screw fixing. Can be quickly released by handMaterial: Nylon 66Colour: Natural.
Description:
Nylon PCB support pillars in various heights. This
type snaps into place on both the chassis and the board and requires no fixing screws. Can be released by handMaterial: Nylon 66Colour: NaturalMinimal protrusion of support underneath PCB or chassisHole dia: ...
Description:
Snap-lock fixing for 1·6mm thick boards and chassisMoulded
from nylon65°C max continuous operating temperatureSupplied in sets of 4 posts.
