Edge Holding Reverse Locking PCB Mounting Pillars

Edge Locking Supports provide a secure hold on the side of the PCB and the snap in fitting and locating nose are ideal for quick assembly

These are Corner/Edge locking supports. They can be mounted to either the corner or the edge of a PCB requiring no holes or slots on the board. They are mounted on the bottom with a #6 self-tapping screw for a strong hold.

Edge Locking Supports provide a secure hold on the side of the PCB and the snap in fitting and locating nose are ideal for quick assembly. The PCB is easily removed for service.

Edge Locking Supports provide a secure hold on the side of the PCB allowing for easy removal. Screw mount supports are very secure and reliable. These mount with a self-tapping screw.

Edge Locking Supports provide a secure hold on the side of the PCB.

These reverse mounts PCB support pillars are installed from the underside of the chassis. They have a thin buttonhead for minimal protrusion under the chassis. The top of these is a locking arrowhead that holds the PC Board in place.

These locking metric reverse mount supports are installed from the underside of the chassis.

These reverse mount supports re installed from the underside of the chassis. They have a thin buttonhead for minimal protrusion under the chassis. The top of these is a locking bayonet nose that holds the PC Board in place.

These reverse mount supports re installed from the underside of the chassis. They have a thin buttonhead for minimal protrusion under the chassis.

These reverse mount supports re installed from the underside of the chassis. They have a thin buttonhead for minimal protrusion under the chassis. The top of these flat requiring nop through hole to support heavily loaded PC Boards.

These reverse mount supports re installed from the underside of the chassis. They have a thin buttonhead for minimal protrusion under the chassis. The top of these is a snap-fit design allowing the PC to be removed.

These are edge locking supports that require no hole in the top board. They have an integrated locking pin on the bottom to prevent rotation. The UBM grips the PC Board on the side and the UBMC grips the board and is easily released. They have a wide base that minimizes rocking.