458-780

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LEDs – spacers, standoffs are used to space apart components in electrical and electronic equipment. The 458-780 application field and working principle make them perfect for this role.

A spacer is a small piece of metal or plastic with a hole in the center designed to fit between two mating parts. Some spacers, such as the 458-780, have teeth around the hole for additional gripping power. This ensures that the parts remain securely attached.

The 458-780 spacer is made from die-cast zinc, a material that is durable and resistant to corrosion. The dimensions of the spacer measure 40 mm in length and 28 mm in width, with a hole in the center that measures 16 mm in diameter. The teeth on the hole are 4 mm long and 0.5 mm wide.

The 458-780 spacer is a versatile component and is used in a variety of applications. It is often used as a support for electrical switches, relays, and other electronic components. It can also be used as a support for heavy electronic components such as transistors.

But the 458-780 is not just used for electrical and electronic applications. It can also be used to mount electrical devices on walls or ceilings. Its strong gripping power ensures that it will remain securely attached even when subjected to movement or vibration.

The 458-780 spacer has a simple but effective working principle. The central hole with the teeth allows the spacer to grip tightly onto any component securely. When the component is in place, the gripping force prevents it from moving or vibrating, ensuring that it remains securely in place.

The 458-780 spacer is an extremely useful component in a variety of applications. Its strong gripping power and simple design make it perfect for spacing apart components in electrical and electronic equipment. With its versatile applications, the 458-780 spacer can be used to mount electrical devices, support electrical switches, and even support heavy electronic components such as transistors.

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