Wakefield-Vette 960 Series Plastic Push Pin Heat Sinks

Author : Wakefield Published Time : 2018-12-11
Wakefield-Vette 960 Series Plastic Push Pin Heat Sinks feature pre-assembled plastic push pins with a flexible barb that engage precisely with PCB holes. Compression springs press the heatsink to the device providing a confident grip to the PCB. A wide range of push pin sizes and footprints are offered to ensure the integrity of the PCB contact with optimal cooling options. The components cross-cut format allows for use in any air flow conditions. The RoHS compliant components are ideal for markets including but not limited to telecommunications, medical, and military.

Features

Lightweight, black anodized, cross cut aluminum 6063 bodyEasy and quick attachment with the pre-assembled plastic push pins. The pins feature a flexible barb to engage precisely with the PCB holes.
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