PennEngineering
Danboro, PA 18916
New Unthreaded Standoffs from PennEngineering Designed for Quick Attachment, Removal
Manufactured from carbon steel in 0.125, 0.250 and 0.375 in. and in metric lengths 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 mm. Designed to permanently mount on PCBs that enable quick attachment and removal of stacked components without using tools. Offered in barrel design that allows for stacked board or panel to be slipped easily into place and detached by sliding the components sideways and lifting off.
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PEM® Self-Clinching Nuts and Studs for Use in High-Strength Thin Steel Sheets Provide Permanent Threads for Automotive Component Attachment Applications
PEM® self-clinching SH™ nuts and HFLH™ studs from PennEngineering® can successfully install in high-strength thin steel sheets to provide permanent threads for mating hardware in automotive component attachment applications. These hard panel nuts and studs manufactured from hardened alloy steel ultimately exhibit stronger thread strength compared with conventional fasteners. The fasteners...
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PennEngineering Introduces PEM PreTect Thread Masking Plugs for Protection of Internal Threads of Self-Clinching Nuts
PEM PreTect thread masking plugs from PennEngineering will protect internal threads of self-clinching nuts and standoffs during paint and powder coating processes. They have been designed to self-clinching blind standoffs, thru-hole standoffs, and nuts in thread sizes #4-40 to ¼-20 and M3 to M6. They can be augmented for thru-hole fastener types and can be removed easily using a fine tip tool....
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SI® Inserts for Plastic Assemblies Provide Reusable Metal Threads Enabling Easy Disassembly and Re-Attachment Whenever Required
SI® inserts from PennEngineering® permanently install in plastic assemblies to provide durable and reusable metal threads for mating hardware and allow for repeated disassembly and re-attachment whenever required. By promoting quick and easy access to an assembly, SI inserts offer highly practical joining solutions in contrast to fixed and unyielding methods, such as adhesives or rivets....
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PEM SFN Spinning Flare Nuts Save Assembly Time and Cost with Quick Attachment
PEM® SFN™ Spinning Flare Nuts from PennEngineering® become permanently captive with installation in thin metal sheets. Combined with a self-clinching stud or other externally threaded hardware, they eliminate all loose fasteners. Spinning Flare Nuts are one-piece, flanged hex nuts and spin freely in a sheet allowing for quick attachment to matching hardware. They can be installed in steel,...
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New ATLAS SpinTite Threaded Inserts Come with Blind Installation Capability
ATLAS® SpinTite Blind Threaded Inserts are available in half-hex shank low-profile head, rib-wall minimized-profile head, rib-wall low-profile head, thin-wall low-profile head and swaging low-profile head versions. Units are used with panels or sheets of materials such as metal, plastics, and fiberglass with thickness up to 0.51 mm. Suitable for applications such as tubing and extrusions,...
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PEM® PFC4™ Self-Clinching Captive Panel Screws Enable Easy Access to Stainless Steel Enclosures Without Loose-Hardware Risks
PEM® PFC4™ self-clinching captive panel screws from PennEngineering® install permanently into stainless steel enclosures to enable easy access whenever necessary and eliminate risks associated with loose screws. The captivated screw remains reliably in place where designed in a door or panel and will not loosen, fall out, or damage internal components. Expanding their application potential,...
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microPEM® MSOFS™ Flaring Standoffs are compliant to RoHS Standards.
microPEM® MSOFS™ Flaring Standoffs feature can be installed permanently into stainless steel, plastics and printed circuit boards. Units are available in thread sizes #0-80, #2-56, and M1 to M2 with reusable threads and are suitable for wearables, laptops, tablets and eReaders, smartphones, automotive electronics applications.
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PEMHEX® Self-Clinching Prevailing Torque Locknuts Integrate Nylon Hexagonal Insert to Prevent Mating Screws from Loosening
PEMHEX® self-clinching prevailing torque locknuts from PennEngineering® integrate a trademarked blue nylon hexagonal insert designed to prevent mating screws from loosening in service due to vibration, thermal cycling, or other application-related factors. The reusable locking element provides the necessary torque resistance to securely grip mating screws and allow for their repeated...
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Aluminum and Stainless Steel microPEM® TackSert® Pins for Compact Electronics Provide Cost-Effective Alternatives to Screws for Attaching Top Panels in Assemblies
Aluminum and stainless steel microPEM® TackSert® pins from PennEngineering® provide cost-effective alternatives to micro screws for attaching top panels to base panels or chassis in compact electronic assemblies. They will attach top panels of any material to a base or chassis manufactured from common cast metals (such as magnesium and aluminum) or plastics (such as ABS and printed circuit...
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New Unthreaded Standoffs from PennEngineering Designed for Quick Attachment, Removal
Manufactured from carbon steel in 0.125, 0.250 and 0.375 in. and in metric lengths 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 mm. Designed to permanently mount on PCBs that enable quick attachment and removal of stacked components without using tools. Offered in barrel design that allows for stacked board or panel to be slipped easily into place and detached by sliding the components sideways and lifting off.
Read More »
PEM® Self-Clinching Nuts and Studs for Use in High-Strength Thin Steel Sheets Provide Permanent Threads for Automotive Component Attachment Applications
PEM® self-clinching SH™ nuts and HFLH™ studs from PennEngineering® can successfully install in high-strength thin steel sheets to provide permanent threads for mating hardware in automotive component attachment applications. These hard panel nuts and studs manufactured from hardened alloy steel ultimately exhibit stronger thread strength compared with conventional fasteners. The fasteners...
Read More »
PennEngineering Introduces PEM PreTect Thread Masking Plugs for Protection of Internal Threads of Self-Clinching Nuts
PEM PreTect thread masking plugs from PennEngineering will protect internal threads of self-clinching nuts and standoffs during paint and powder coating processes. They have been designed to self-clinching blind standoffs, thru-hole standoffs, and nuts in thread sizes #4-40 to ¼-20 and M3 to M6. They can be augmented for thru-hole fastener types and can be removed easily using a fine tip tool....
Read More »
SI® Inserts for Plastic Assemblies Provide Reusable Metal Threads Enabling Easy Disassembly and Re-Attachment Whenever Required
SI® inserts from PennEngineering® permanently install in plastic assemblies to provide durable and reusable metal threads for mating hardware and allow for repeated disassembly and re-attachment whenever required. By promoting quick and easy access to an assembly, SI inserts offer highly practical joining solutions in contrast to fixed and unyielding methods, such as adhesives or rivets....
Read More »
PEM SFN Spinning Flare Nuts Save Assembly Time and Cost with Quick Attachment
PEM® SFN™ Spinning Flare Nuts from PennEngineering® become permanently captive with installation in thin metal sheets. Combined with a self-clinching stud or other externally threaded hardware, they eliminate all loose fasteners. Spinning Flare Nuts are one-piece, flanged hex nuts and spin freely in a sheet allowing for quick attachment to matching hardware. They can be installed in steel,...
Read More »
New ATLAS SpinTite Threaded Inserts Come with Blind Installation Capability
ATLAS® SpinTite Blind Threaded Inserts are available in half-hex shank low-profile head, rib-wall minimized-profile head, rib-wall low-profile head, thin-wall low-profile head and swaging low-profile head versions. Units are used with panels or sheets of materials such as metal, plastics, and fiberglass with thickness up to 0.51 mm. Suitable for applications such as tubing and extrusions,...
Read More »
PEM® PFC4™ Self-Clinching Captive Panel Screws Enable Easy Access to Stainless Steel Enclosures Without Loose-Hardware Risks
PEM® PFC4™ self-clinching captive panel screws from PennEngineering® install permanently into stainless steel enclosures to enable easy access whenever necessary and eliminate risks associated with loose screws. The captivated screw remains reliably in place where designed in a door or panel and will not loosen, fall out, or damage internal components. Expanding their application potential,...
Read More »
microPEM® MSOFS™ Flaring Standoffs are compliant to RoHS Standards.
microPEM® MSOFS™ Flaring Standoffs feature can be installed permanently into stainless steel, plastics and printed circuit boards. Units are available in thread sizes #0-80, #2-56, and M1 to M2 with reusable threads and are suitable for wearables, laptops, tablets and eReaders, smartphones, automotive electronics applications.
Read More »
PEMHEX® Self-Clinching Prevailing Torque Locknuts Integrate Nylon Hexagonal Insert to Prevent Mating Screws from Loosening
PEMHEX® self-clinching prevailing torque locknuts from PennEngineering® integrate a trademarked blue nylon hexagonal insert designed to prevent mating screws from loosening in service due to vibration, thermal cycling, or other application-related factors. The reusable locking element provides the necessary torque resistance to securely grip mating screws and allow for their repeated...
Read More »
Aluminum and Stainless Steel microPEM® TackSert® Pins for Compact Electronics Provide Cost-Effective Alternatives to Screws for Attaching Top Panels in Assemblies
Aluminum and stainless steel microPEM® TackSert® pins from PennEngineering® provide cost-effective alternatives to micro screws for attaching top panels to base panels or chassis in compact electronic assemblies. They will attach top panels of any material to a base or chassis manufactured from common cast metals (such as magnesium and aluminum) or plastics (such as ABS and printed circuit...
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