Circuit board isolating fastener

Buckles – buttons – clasps – etc. – Independent – headed – aperture pass-through fastener

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24607, 174138D, 411 60, F16B 1304

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049707612

ABSTRACT:
A fastener for securing a circuit board to a chassis or another circuit board of an electronic appliance in a spaced relationship by a predetermined fixed distance. The fastener comprises a plunger having an inverted pyramid-shaped head and a rod extending downwardly from said head, and a fastener body including an isolating member having at the center thereof an opening for receiving said plunger therein and a pair of locking members located at the opposite ends of said isolating member with a pair of support plates interposed therebetween. When the plunger is inserted into the fastener body, the locking members are expanded outwardly by the plunger so that a circuit board and a chassis or another circuit board are secured to each other in a predetermined spaced relationship.

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patent: 4114509 (1978-09-01), Poe
patent: 4502193 (1985-03-01), Harmon et al.
patent: 4647262 (1987-03-01), Yokota
patent: 4674930 (1987-06-01), Poe et al.
patent: 4804303 (1989-02-01), Statkus

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