ST-1200 Line Size 3 Receptacles - Floating

Receptacle

Spacer Part Number: 5718-F3-3 2 supplied with each receptacle.

Size 3 Floating Rivet-on Receptacle

Materials:
Plate: steel
Spring: music wire
Rivets: stainless steel
Spacers: steel

Finish:
Plate: Cadmium Electroplated .0003 thick, Yellow Chromate (Obsolete)
Specification(s): QQ-P-416, TYPE II, CLASS 2, YELLOW
Suffix: -C3Y
Spring: Cadmium Electroplated .0003 thick, Yellow Chromate (Obsolete)
Specification(s): QQ-P-416, TYPE II, CLASS 2, YELLOW
Suffix: -C3Y
Spacers: Cadmium Electroplated .0003 thick, Yellow Chromate (Obsolete)
Specification(s): QQ-P-416, TYPE II, CLASS 2, YELLOW
Suffix: -C3Y

Weight: .0061 lb (2.77 g)

Recommended Deflection: .020" to .045" (.51 to 1.14mm)

Calculating Stud Length

RECEPTACLES
TOTAL PILEUP = Panel + Support + Gap

1. First calculate the total pileup. Add Panel thickness + Support thickness + Gap thickness.
   NOTE: The gap is the distance between the panel and the support, and it may be the result of panel and support shape, use of a grommet or other stud retainer, or by use of a spacer. The Gap Thickness dimension will equal zero when the panel surface is flush to the support surface. For example, Gap = 0 when the underside of the panel is counter bored to accept the thickness of the stud retainer.
2. Using the calculated total pileup for the chosen receptacle, locate your total pileup in one of the ranges in the table below and find the Stud Grip size to the left. The Stud Grip is added to the end of the stud part number. For example: in the stud part number "121J-350", the Stud Grip is "50".

RECEPTACLES
TOTAL PILEUP = Panel + Support + Gap