What's the name of this RS232 hardware item?

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Hank Fenster

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What's the official name for this thing? It's a hex nut with a threaded tail
that's used to mount RS232 receptacles and allow the mating plug's holding
screws something to screw into. I'd like to buy some of these, but have no
idea what to ask for.

Pcture:
http://www.geocities.com/mistersandiego/NameIt.html
 
"Hank Fenster" <phony@nowhere.cc> wrote in message
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What's the official name for this thing? It's a hex nut with a threaded
tail
that's used to mount RS232 receptacles and allow the mating plug's holding
screws something to screw into. I'd like to buy some of these, but have no
idea what to ask for.

Pcture:
http://www.geocities.com/mistersandiego/NameIt.html

The CPC/Farnell catalogue (UK) calls them "Jack Posts for D Connectors". The
things that screw on them are called "Jack Screws" or "Finger Jack Screws".

cheers,
Costas
 
What's the official name for this thing? It's a hex nut with a threaded tail
that's used to mount RS232 receptacles and allow the mating plug's holding
By the way, how many do you need? I have hundreds if not thousands of
these, some already salvaged and in plastic bags, some still waiting
to be salvaged on cable assemblies.

If you don't need an unreasonable number, I'll happily mail them to
you in return for a postcard from your home city.
 
"Lewin A.R.W. Edwards" <larwe@larwe.com> wrote in message
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What's the official name for this thing? It's a hex nut with a threaded
tail
that's used to mount RS232 receptacles and allow the mating plug's
holding

By the way, how many do you need? I have hundreds if not thousands of
these, some already salvaged and in plastic bags, some still waiting
to be salvaged on cable assemblies.

If you don't need an unreasonable number, I'll happily mail them to
you in return for a postcard from your home city.
I only need a dozen or so for some prototypes I'm building. Thanks very much
for the offer, but I'm preparing an order with Digikey for some other items
I need, and these can't cost more than a few cents each, if I can just
figure out what name they use to identify them.
 
"Hank Fenster" <phony@nowhere.cc> wrote in message
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"Lewin A.R.W. Edwards" <larwe@larwe.com> wrote in message
news:608b6569.0401231936.653810ca@posting.google.com...
What's the official name for this thing? It's a hex nut with a
threaded
tail
that's used to mount RS232 receptacles and allow the mating plug's
holding

By the way, how many do you need? I have hundreds if not thousands of
these, some already salvaged and in plastic bags, some still waiting
to be salvaged on cable assemblies.

If you don't need an unreasonable number, I'll happily mail them to
you in return for a postcard from your home city.

I only need a dozen or so for some prototypes I'm building. Thanks very
much
for the offer, but I'm preparing an order with Digikey for some other
items
I need, and these can't cost more than a few cents each, if I can just
figure out what name they use to identify them.
Finally found it by paging thru the Digikey catalog D-Sub section. Digikey's
term for it is "female screwlock assembly". Just in case anyone else is
trying to find it.
 

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