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RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE 4530-632-N Hex Male-Female Standoff - Plastic Male x Female Standoffs
RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWAREPlastic Male x Female Standoffs

RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE 4530-632-N Hex Male-Female Standoff

The RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE Hex Male-Female Standoff is a plastic male x female standoff with a #6-32 thread size, 1/2 in length, hex shape, and made of 6/6 Nylon, supplied in a 25 PK (MPN 4530-632-N).

SKU 3G-OTH-542443

Also listed as: 4530632N · 4530 632 N

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RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE
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4530-632-N Hex Male-Female Standoff
Part Number
4530-632-N
Category
Plastic Male x Female Standoffs
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RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE
Manufacturer Part Number
4530-632-N
Type
#6-32 Thread Sz, Hex, Nylon, 25 PK
Lg
1/2 in
Nylon
6/6

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Product Description

The RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE Hex Male-Female Standoff is a plastic male x female standoff with a #6-32 thread size, 1/2 in length, hex shape, and made of 6/6 Nylon, supplied in a 25 PK (MPN 4530-632-N).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a hex male-female standoff used for?

A hex male-female standoff is used to create a precise, fixed spacing between two panels or a PCB and a chassis. The male thread on one end screws into a threaded hole, while the female thread on the opposite end accepts a screw, providing secure, insulated mounting in electronics assemblies.

What are the specifications of the RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE 4530-632-N standoff?

This RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE standoff has a #6-32 thread size, 1/2 in length, hex shape, and is made of 6/6 Nylon. It is supplied in a 25-piece pack (MPN 4530-632-N). The nylon material provides electrical insulation and corrosion resistance for electronic enclosures.

Where to buy RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE standoffs worldwide?

3G Electric supplies RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE standoffs worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to source the 4530-632-N or other hex male-female standoffs for your project.

How to install a hex male-female standoff?

To install, screw the male threaded end into a pre-tapped hole in the chassis or panel until snug. Then place the second component over the female end and secure it with a screw of matching thread size (#6-32). Use a hex driver on the standoff's hex body to prevent rotation during tightening.

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3G Electric supplies RAF ELECTRONIC HARDWARE plastic male x female standoffs. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.

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