Get all kinds of spacers and supports from Cords Canada

A broad selection of spacers and supports are available from Cords Canada. The Toronto-based distributor is known for its ability to supply all types of industrial fasteners and components. 

Spacers

Some of the spacers available include round, hex and tapped hex types. These products are made from nylon and are typically used in electrical and electronic assemblies. The spacers are ideal for use as bushings, glides, rollers, bearings and washers. Smaller spacers can also be used as LED supports.

Typically, the company’s spacers have inside diameters that can take standard screw sizes from #2 up to 1/4. When installing untapped spacers, metal self-tapping screws should be used. For special applications, the company can also provide custom spacers. 

Supports

Cords Canada also offers supports and standoffs. For example, nylon PCB supports are available to provide spacing between a PCB and chassis or another circuit board. These supports feature wide ribbed wings that ensure a secure fit and added stability. Two options for materials are available: natural nylon 6/6 and flame retardant white nylon. They are also available with either locking or tension barb end types for fitting to the PCB. 

The supports and spacers available from Cords Canada are supplied by leading companies like Richco and Thogus.

Cords Canada expertise

Cords Canada has been providing top quality products for more than 65 years. The distributor supplies products to a broad range of sectors, such as electronics, furniture, agricultural, chemical, food processing and machine shops. The company has earned a reputation for being able to help customers with any challenge.

“If you aren't certain what part you require, describe your application and we'll try to come up with something,” the company explains. “The answer might be inexpensive custom tooling, or even a referral to another source.”

For more information on the products that Cords Canada can offer, visit the company website.

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