12600-S-08

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Jack screws are components used to secure and join D-Sub connectors. The 12600-S-08 is a threaded, self-locking jack screw commonly found in electronics and D-sub connector applications. It features a robust cylindrical construction and a sharp point, allowing it to dig into sheet metal when tightened. The full 12600-S-08 specification is available on the manufacturer\'s website.

The 12600-S-08 jack screw is designed to be used with the industry-standard D-Sub connector. This connector is seen in several applications, such as for computers, video monitors, and audio equipment. Because of the robust construction, the 12600-S-08 can accommodate a wide variety of D-Sub connectors, and offers reliable performance in the most demanding environments.

The 12600-S-08 is a type of self-locking jack screw, which means that it is designed to remain secure without relying on a locking-nut. This feature is useful in applications where the same connector needs to be put in and taken out several times over the life of the product. It also helps to reduce the complexity of installation and maintenance.

The working principle of a 12600-S-08 jack screw is simple. When the screw is tightened, it digs into the metal and holds firmly. As the screw is loosened, it dislodges from the surface and can be removed. This principle is used both for joining and disassembly of the D-Sub connector.

To securely fasten the 12600-S-08 jack screw into a D-Sub connector, an appropriate tool should be used. The tool is usually either a flat blade screwdriver or a hex key. When the jack screw is inserted, it should be carefully tightened until the head is properly seated in the connector.

The 12600-S-08 jack screw is a quick and reliable solution for joining and securing connectors. It offers a robust cylindrical construction, a self-locking feature, and a sharp point to dig into the metal. The application of this screw is found in the electronics and D-sub connector industries, most notably in computers, video monitors, and audio equipment.

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