Import Brass & Metal Pcb Standoff/Spacers — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Shree Krishna Brass supplies brass and metal PCB standoffs and spacers that are manufactured in India. The components are made from high‑grade brass and metal, and they can be customised in a variety of lengths and diameters to match design drawings. The supplier lists compatible thread types such as ISO metric, BA, BSW, UNC and UNF, and offers a choice of surface finishes including nickel, chrome, tin and copper plating.

In the wider industry, PCB standoffs typically use brass grades such as C260 (UNS C26000) and have diameter ranges of 3 mm to 10 mm with lengths from 5 mm to 30 mm. Dimensional tolerance is usually ±0.1 mm and standard packaging is bulk cartons with internal dividers to protect the parts during transit. Typical coatings such as zinc plating are applied for extra corrosion resistance when the parts are used in harsh environments.

These standoffs are used in electronic, telecommunications and automotive assemblies where precise spacing and reliable grounding are required. Buyers include contract manufacturers, original equipment makers and system integrators who need consistent spacing between circuit boards and chassis. The supplier mentions flexible minimum order quantities, and offers FOB or CIF shipping terms, allowing importers to arrange the most suitable logistics for their supply chain.

Shree Krishna Brass is listed as an imported supplier based in India and carries a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication metrics are not currently available. The company’s primary offering in the catalogue is the brass and metal PCB standoff/spacer range described in the listing.

The supplier states that the standoffs are produced to meet customer‑specific dimensions and finishes, and that ISO and CE certifications are available for the products. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided, and the listing does not disclose specific lead‑time or pricing details, so buyers should confirm those parameters directly with the supplier.