Electro Hardware P625M04F16-832 Female Standoff 8-32

Product Description

The ELECTRO HARDWARE P625M04F16-832 is a round female standoff designed for use in panel assembly, enclosure fabrication, and electronic component mounting applications. It features an 8-32 thread size with a 1 inch thread depth, a 2 inch overall length, and a 0.25 inch outside diameter. The standoff is fully threaded and machined from T-3 aluminum with a bright anodized finish that resists corrosion. It meets the QQ-A-225A Comp 2 fastener standard. Electricians, panel builders, and electronics assemblers install these to create consistent spacing between PCBs, panels, and mounting surfaces.

This standoff is suited for light-duty mechanical and electrical assembly work in residential and commercial control panels, instrumentation enclosures, and electronic equipment racks. The inch-measurement system and standard 8-32 thread make it compatible with common machine screw hardware used across HVAC control boards, electrical enclosures, and similar trade applications. The 2 inch length provides moderate standoff clearance between mounting surfaces, and the fully threaded bore allows secure engagement along the full 1 inch thread depth.

Key Features

• 8-32 female thread with 1 inch thread depth for full thread engagement
• 2 inch overall length provides consistent standoff clearance
• 0.25 inch outside diameter round body for compact panel layouts
• T-3 aluminum construction with bright anodized finish for corrosion resistance
• Fully threaded bore for maximum fastening flexibility
• Meets QQ-A-225A Comp 2 fastener standard

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 8-32 inch-series female standoff for use in control panel assembly, PCB mounting, and enclosure fabrication where machine screw hardware and aluminum standoffs are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, panel builders, or electronics assembly technicians using standard hex drivers or standoff installation tools. Ensure mating screws match the 8-32 thread specification before assembly. Do not overtighten into aluminum-threaded components, as the material is susceptible to thread stripping under excessive torque. De-energize any panel or enclosure before adding or replacing standoff hardware inside live equipment.