Perforated base Insulation Pins are important circuit board connectors that secure their position by passing through holes on the circuit board, providing stable support, and preventing direct current from passing through the pins. This insulation pins are suitable for various types of circuit boards, including single panel, double-sided, and multi-layer boards, and can adapt to circuit boards of different thicknesses.

When installing perforated base insulation pins, it is necessary to first drill holes of the corresponding size on the circuit board, and then insert the pins from one side of the circuit board until the bottom base contacts the circuit board. In this way, the pin is fixed on the circuit board and can be used to connect other electronic components. Due to its structural characteristics, perforated base insulation pins are very useful in adjusting the layout of circuit components, as they can flexibly change the position of components without affecting circuit functionality.

Perforated base insulation pins come in various materials and specifications to choose from, such as thermoplastic, ceramic and other insulation materials, as well as surface treatments such as gold and tin plating. These characteristics make perforated base Insulation Pins extremely common in the manufacturing and maintenance of electronic devices, especially in the manufacturing of high-density interconnect (HDI) boards and flexible circuit boards (FPCs).