Z-PACK 2mm HM Spacer Type B Datasheet

Category: Connectors, Electronics, Te Connectivity

Overview

The datasheet presents detailed information about the Z-PACK 2mm Hard Metric (HM) Spacer, a component designed by AMP Holland for use in electronic assemblies. The Z-PACK 2mm HM Spacer functions as a variable height spacer for printed circuit boards (PCBs), ensuring the proper spacing between boards in a stack.

Important Features

One of the primary features of this spacer highlighted within the datasheet is its variable height characteristic, which allows it to accommodate PCBs of different thicknesses. For specific applications, the recommended spacer thickness can be determined by referring to the Application Specification 114-19031.

Physical Description and Material

The Z-PACK spacers are made from an unfilled polyester material in a grey color. The physical dimensions provided in the datasheet are not to be scaled and are presented in metric units, specifically millimeters (mm), following the third-angle projection method.

Part Numbering and Dimensions

The datasheet details a range of part numbers associated with the spacers, indicating that various models are available within the series to accommodate different requirements. The table lists part numbers from 352123-1 up to 352129-7, with each part number corresponding to a unique dimension ‘A,’ which likely represents the range of variable heights available for each spacer.

Datasheet Management and Reference Information

The document includes management and reference information for the component. This information makes it clear that this technical drawing is customer-facing and is provided for reference only—it will not be updated. Furthermore, the datasheet is marked as unreleased and is intended for protected use within AMP Holland. The copyright notice from 1996 indicates that all international rights are reserved, and the product designs may be covered by foreign and/or patents pending. Additionally, the dates mentioned on the datasheet show that this particular version was released on June 24, 1997.

Document and Revision Details

Revision records provided at the bottom of the sheet include the initial drawing date (16-Aug-1996) and revision letter ‘A3’ with the date (6-Aug-1996). The concluding notes on the datasheet also state that the document is governed by the specifications outlined in RE-128 (Rev 04-91) and includes a log of the last revision changes made by various contributors, with their respective roles and initials, emphasizing the iterative nature of the component’s design process.