ELM 2-235

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ELM 2-235 is a type of spacer, standoff or separator used for electronic components. It is mainly used in the assembly of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and surface mount technology (SMT) components, where it serves to provide a secure bond between components and the PCB. The ELM 2-235 is also suitable for use in other electrical and mechanical applications where precision spacing is required.

The ELM 2-235 spacer is made of pure brass and comes in two configurations, the vertical and the horizontal. The vertical type has a hole in its center while the horizontal type has a male thread on one side and a female thread on the other side. The spacer has a diameter of 1.25mm and the thread size is 4-40 UNF. The overall height of the spacer is 1.5mm and the inner diameter of the spacer is 0.7mm.

The ELM 2-235 spacer offers several advantages over traditional standoffs and spacers. For one, it is much more durable than plastic or polycarbonate spacers, which are prone to cracking and wear over time. Additionally, the ELM 2-235 is much more mechanically stable than other types of spacers; meaning it is less likely to move or become loose in its application.

The working principle of the ELM 2-235 spacer is straightforward. Its main purpose is to provide even spacing between two components while providing a secure bond between the components and the PCB. To achieve this, the spacer is inserted into the board and tightened using a specialized tool. The spacer then creates an even gap between two components, allowing for electrical connections to be made properly.

The ELM 2-235 spacer is an excellent choice for securing and spacing components on PCBs and in other electrical and mechanical applications. With its superior durability and mechanical stability, it is sure to provide a secure bond between two important devices.

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