SCrews that hold the serial port in place

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johnburns007

Hi all.
In a computer there are screws that look a bit like the motherboard
standoff screws to hold the serial port to the steel of the slot cover.
They have a male thread and the a hex head with a female thread in it.
Any ideas what these are called. I did a google and thought they were
called cable end studs but a search on farnellinon and RS components
websites fbring up nothing.

Any help is appreciated

Cheers

John Burns
 
don't know what they are called but if you need some go to a flee market
or a computer show and buy some old cards for a few bucks to get them.
 
Hi all.
In a computer there are screws that look a bit like the motherboard
standoff screws to hold the serial port to the steel of the slot
cover. They have a male thread and the a hex head with a female
thread in it. Any ideas what these are called. I did a google and
thought they were called cable end studs but a search on farnellinon
and RS components websites fbring up nothing.

Any help is appreciated

Cheers

John Burns
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John,

They are called jack screws, Keystone Electronics (www.keyelco.com)
makes them and Digikey (www.digikey.com) sells them. There are several
lengths so be sure to get the one you need.
 
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