MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 77154 Round Spacer Nylon 1 in 1/4 in
Nylon round spacer creates a precise gap between components with a 1-inch length and quarter-inch inner diameter
- Nylon construction resists corrosion and vibration
- 1-inch overall length provides precise spacing
- 1/4-inch inside diameter fits standard bolts
- Lightweight material reduces assembly weight
- Model 77154 ensures correct part identification
What this spacer does
A nylon round spacer creates a precise gap between two components so they align correctly. The 1 in overall length and 1/4 in inside diameter suit automotive and general hardware assemblies. It is sold new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
Heat noise and power
Nylon does not conduct heat like metal, so it adds no thermal load to the joint. The material produces no noise under vibration and draws no electrical power. It simply maintains the set distance without affecting system thermals.
Behaviour under sustained load
The spacer retains its dimensions under continuous compression and temperature cycling typical in wheel and tire installations. It will not creep or deform the way softer plastics might. Buyers who need a conductive path or a threaded standoff should choose a different hardware type.
Highlights
- Nylon construction resists corrosion and vibration
- 1-inch overall length provides precise spacing
- 1/4-inch inside diameter fits standard bolts
- Lightweight material reduces assembly weight
- Model 77154 ensures correct part identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1 in nylon spacer on a 1/4 in bolt?
Slide the spacer over the bolt until it seats against the surface, then tighten the nut; the common mistake is forgetting a washer under the nut so the spacer can rotate and wear.
What maintenance will the nylon spacer need over time?
Inspect for cracking or deformation after repeated load cycles; replace the spacer if the bore has enlarged or the faces show flattening.
What limit appears first when the spacer is under sustained compression?
The nylon will creep and lose height before the bolt or mating parts yield, so plan for periodic thickness checks.
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