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Fifteen brass hexagonal standoffs with 6-32 threads

STARTECH

STARTECH STANDOFF632 15-pack #6-32 brass case accessory

SKU CH-2X5D-CVZWD MPN STANDOFF632

Pack of 15 brass #6-32 hex standoffs for mounting motherboards in ATX cases

  • TypesScrews & Mount
  • SpecificationsHead Pattern: Hex (barrel) Thread Type(s): #6-32 (outer), #6
  • FeaturesInstall a motherboard into a computer case with #6-32 thread

Option 15 Standoffs - #6-32

  • 15 brass standoffs simplify motherboard installation in ATX cases
  • #6-32 hex threads ensure secure mounting for stable builds
  • Brass construction resists corrosion for long-term reliability
  • Lightweight 0.04 lb pack adds minimal weight to the system
  • TAA-compliant hardware meets government procurement requirements

15-pack #6-32 brass standoffs

This pack contains fifteen brass standoffs with #6-32 threads on both ends. They are designed to mount a motherboard securely inside an ATX computer case. System builders and repair technicians keep them on hand for new builds or chassis swaps. The hex barrel head allows easy installation with a nut driver or pliers.

Brass construction and thread fit

Brass resists corrosion and prevents the galvanic corrosion that can occur between dissimilar metals. The #6-32 outer and inner threads match standard ATX mounting points. Each standoff weighs approximately .04 lb, adding negligible mass to the build. No active cooling or power draw is involved with this passive hardware.

Replaces lost or damaged standoffs

The pack restores missing or stripped standoffs in an existing chassis. It is also useful when a case ships with fewer mounts than a motherboard requires. The jump is worth it when a build stalls because mounting points are damaged or absent. Buyers who need metric M3 threads or a different thread length cannot use this product.

Highlights

  • 15 brass standoffs simplify motherboard installation in ATX cases
  • #6-32 hex threads ensure secure mounting for stable builds
  • Brass construction resists corrosion for long-term reliability
  • Lightweight 0.04 lb pack adds minimal weight to the system
  • TAA-compliant hardware meets government procurement requirements

Specifications

BrandStarTech.com
ModelSTANDOFF632
TypesScrews & Mount
SpecificationsHead Pattern: Hex (barrel)
Thread Type(s): #6-32 (outer), #6-32 (inner)
Materials: Brass
Package Quantity: 15
FeaturesInstall a motherboard into a computer case with #6-32 threaded mounts
Shipping weight0.01 kg
Package size119 × 88 × 3 mm

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Questions about this item

How do I install the #6-32 brass standoffs into my ATX case, and what step do builders often miss?

Thread each standoff into the case mounting holes by hand using the hex barrel, then tighten gently with a 5 mm hex driver; the step often missed is verifying every standoff lines up with a motherboard hole before seating the board.

Will these brass standoffs need replacement or maintenance after the system is built?

No scheduled maintenance is required; the brass material resists corrosion and the threads remain stable, so the standoffs stay in place for the life of the build unless the motherboard is removed.

What physical limit appears first when the standoffs are under sustained load from a heavy motherboard and cooler?

The limiting factor is the thread engagement depth in the case mounting holes; over-tightening can strip the thin case threads before the brass standoffs themselves deform.

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