Bushes, Spacers & Locators
Turned bushes, spacers, standoffs and locator pins that keep assemblies aligned and spaced.
Manufactured by Uvi Tech Fit in Kundli, Sonipat, India.
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Overview
Bushes, spacers, and locators are the turned parts that keep assemblies aligned and correctly separated: plain and flanged bushes, round and shaped spacers, knurled standoffs, locator pins, shoulder screws, and small shafts. UVI turns these to the customer's dimensions in the required material and finish.
Also known as: turned spacer, standoff, locating pin.
Related parts: CSK Phillips Screws, Pan Phillips Screws, Truss Phillips Screws
Used in
- Machinery alignment and spacing
- Panel and enclosure standoffs
- Locator and dowel functions
- Automotive and ancillary assemblies
- Electrical and electronic hardware
- Drawing-based turned requirements
Specification
What to specify
| Feature | Notes |
|---|---|
| Outer diameter | With tolerance if it's a press or locating fit |
| Inner diameter / thread | Plain bore, tapped thread or threaded stud end |
| Length | Up to 100 mm |
| Shape | Round, hex, flanged, knurled or stepped |
| Material & finish | MS, SS or brass; finish per requirement |
Turned on Traub machines, with grinding where a diameter needs a fine finish or tight tolerance.
Parts are checked at each stage with vernier calipers, micrometers and visual inspection. Material and test reports can be arranged on request.
Request a Quote
Give size, length, material, finish and quantity. For a custom part, attach a drawing or a photo of the sample.
Questions
What is the difference between a spacer and a standoff?
A spacer is usually a plain or clearance-bore sleeve; a standoff is threaded (female-female or male-female) to hold one board or panel off another.
Which tolerance should I put on a locating diameter?
Use the fit your mating hole needs. If you're unsure, send the mating part's dimensions and we'll advise.
Do you make hex standoffs?
Yes, from hex bar, with internal or external threads at each end.