Snap-On Brackets Reduce Cost Of PC Add-In Boards

April 1, 2000

The Hargy Mount snap-on bracket has a design that eliminates the need for fastening devices when connecting add-in boards to PCs. It also eliminates the need to purchase and inventory mounting hardware. The bracket tabs retain the bracket on the PCB and also provide a signal ground path. Consisting of female receptors and brackets, the female receptors are available on reels or in tubes and the brackets are available in multiple face configurations with tabs in any desired location for all PCI and ISA boards. Prices start at $0.38 each/10,000.

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