Current Composites Component
Laminated Spacers & Threaded Standoffs
Wound phenolic, epoxy or melamine laminate spacers and threaded standoffs, stocked or machined to print for electrical and mechanical assemblies.
Description
Laminated spacers and threaded standoffs are made of phenolic, epoxy or melamine resins convolutely wound under high pressure and heat. Their insulating properties, resistance to extreme temperatures and light weight suit electronic and electrical equipment.
Key features
- Resist compression, impact, vibration, corrosion and moisture, and reduce noise
- Wide variety of types and sizes stocked
- Custom fabricated, or stock items modified to close tolerances
Applications
Mounting, spacing and insulating parts in electronic, electrical and mechanical assemblies where light weight and resistance to vibration and moisture matter.
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