Looking for PCB Mounting Strip

Oct 20, 2006 5 Replies

I bought some of this extruded self-adhesive mounting strip ten or 15 years ago and forgot where I got it from.



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The groove in the middle makes for a tight grip on the edge of



0.062-inch PCBs for a quick & dirty mounting system. Looks like extruded PVC with an adhesive foam tape on the bottom. No manufacturer marks anywhere on it.

Any idea where to get this???



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This stuff is clever, it's too bad it's so hard to get a hold of in small qties.

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I also use their self-adhesive mounting studs.

I bet if you poked around at a hardware store you could find something similar. The only concern would be the type of plastic for ESD.

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It's a non-stock item at Digikey, but you have to buy around USD $50 worth. If you don't use it up fast enough the adhesive might not last.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Wow - this is exactly what I want! Measurements of the piece I have left match Richco's drawing. What Digi-Key doesn't stock is the non-adhesive version - I want the adhesive version. $50 is no problem, but nobody selling it is!

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a7yvm109gf5d1@ netzero.com wrote:

Spehro Pefhany wrote:

Steve Noll wrote:

Assuming that **doesn't stock** should be *does stock*:

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