ST-1200 Line Receptacle Support PreparationS-Spring
Support Preparation for S-Spring ReceptacleStud Retainer Recessed in Panel Underside
Stud Retainer Recessed in Support (support thin enough to be dimpled)
Dimpled Support Preparation for S-Spring
Receptacle
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A. Dimpled Panel Stud Hole and Full Grommet | B. Dimpled and reverse-clinched panel stud hole |
Note: The S-Spring is the only ST-1200 Line receptacle that can accept a dimpled support hole as shown here.
Spring Size | Stud Hole Dia. | Dim. G ±.002 |
Rivet Hole Dia. | Rivet Hole Countersink | Rivet Shank Dia. |
3 | 3/16" | .625" | .097" to .100" | 3/16" dia. x 110° | 3/32" |
4 | 1/4" | .750 | |||
5 | 5/16" | 1.000 | .129" to .133" | 1/4" dia. x 110° | 1/8" |
65 | 13/32" | 1.375" |
1. Drill support holes for studs and rivets. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
2. Dimple Support Hole |
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3. Secure Spring to support. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Step 2 notes: |
If the stud panel is flat on the underside and counter-sunk for the stud head on top, the support hole does not need to be dimpled. In this case, prepare the support for non-flush head studs. A panel stud hole which is dimpled for a 1276 grommet requires a different support dimple than a hole which is dimpled and reverse clinched with no grommet. |
Use of Receptacles Other Than S-Spring | Using Flush Head studs with any ST-1200 Line receptacle, other than the S-Spring, requires that the stud hole through the panel be flat on the underside and countersunk for the stud head on top. |