Feature images are indicative only. Refer to technical drawing for final dimensions.
| Comment | With internal walls in four places. |
|---|---|
| Height | 15.7 |
| InnerDiameter | 3.7 |
| Material | Plastic |
| OuterDiameter | 12.7 |
| Coating | View details |
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Introducing the SP01139ADD, a reliable plastic spacer designed to ensure precision and stability in your mechanical assemblies. Sourced by TSV, this spacer exemplifies quality and durability. With an inner diameter of 3.7 mm and an outer diameter of 12.7 mm, it facilitates seamless alignment between components, minimizing friction and preventing unwanted contact. Its length of 15.7 mm provides optimal spacing, making it an ideal choice for various applications where maintaining precise gaps is critical.
What sets this spacer apart is its construction with internal walls in four places, enhancing its stability and load distribution capabilities. This design makes it particularly suitable for demanding environments, where performance and reliability are essential. Crafted from robust plastic, it boasts lightweight properties while maintaining sufficient strength to support your assembly needs.
The SP01139ADD, in its pristine white finish, not only serves its functional purpose but also complements the aesthetic aspects of your projects. With its careful engineering and material choice, this spacer represents a practical solution to achieving accurate assembly alignment. Explore how this versatile component can meet your specific requirements and contribute to the longevity and efficiency of your mechanical structures.
Whether you’re working on automotive projects or sophisticated machinery, the SP01139ADD ensures every component is properly aligned and spaced. The strategic design reduces wear and tear, thereby extending the life of the equipment. When precise alignment is crucial, this spacer is your reliable partner, delivering consistent performance in even the most challenging conditions.
