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Default PEM or? concealed head captive studs

Need to purchase some captive studs 6-32, 3/4 to 1 inch and having a
hard time finding them. Saw one source but 1000pc minimum (last
resort).

Anyone know off hand a distributor that may have them? (online
preferably).

Tried Fastenal but they really don't do many small specialty parts.

THANKS.
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Default PEM or? concealed head captive studs

If you want plain old PEM sheetmetal clinch
studs, Mcmaster has them. I order some
a couple of months ago. I think they only
go up to 1/2" tall though. Minimum order
is 25 I think.

Go to Mcmaster-carr.com and do a search on
clinch standoffs.



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Need to purchase some captive studs 6-32, 3/4 to 1 inch and having a
hard time finding them. Saw one source but 1000pc minimum (last
resort).

Anyone know off hand a distributor that may have them? (online
preferably).

Tried Fastenal but they really don't do many small specialty parts.

THANKS.


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On Fri, 01 Apr 2011 13:06:56 -0700, Jim Stewart
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If you want plain old PEM sheetmetal clinch
studs, Mcmaster has them. I order some
a couple of months ago. I think they only
go up to 1/2" tall though. Minimum order
is 25 I think.

Go to Mcmaster-carr.com and do a search on
clinch standoffs.


If it matters to anyone, I don't think they're all actual PEM parts,
maybe clones. IIRC, we got some that don't have PEM's trademark
non-functional groove.



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Spehro Pefhany wrote:
On Fri, 01 Apr 2011 13:06:56 -0700, Jim
wrote:

If you want plain old PEM sheetmetal clinch
studs, Mcmaster has them. I order some
a couple of months ago. I think they only
go up to 1/2" tall though. Minimum order
is 25 I think.

Go to Mcmaster-carr.com and do a search on
clinch standoffs.


If it matters to anyone, I don't think they're all actual PEM parts,
maybe clones. IIRC, we got some that don't have PEM's trademark
non-functional groove.


I think I ordered 3 different sizes. One
was genuine PEM, the other two were Taiwanese
copies, but good in form, fit and function.



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Default PEM or? concealed head captive studs

Solved the problem -- needed them quick.

SW Anderson -- never even heard of them before, but they had stock.

Thanks.
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