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Old 19th Feb 2020, 3:41 pm   #1
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Default PCB layer linking pins

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What are those small pins for linking PCB sides called. The ones that come as a length and you snap them off once inserted.

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'Rivet strip' ? I remember them but it seems not used much any more. Used a lot with Veroboard.

They call it 'Continuous Track Pin'
https://www.newark.com/harwin/t1559f...pin/dp/93K1019

Funny that they discontinued a 'best seller' ...

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Brilliant, at least I know what to look for now.
 
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Hollow ones were called "griplets" when I worked at Racal in the '70s.
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Aargh Griplets!!
Veropins we recall with much more fondness.
The ones joined together in a stick Harwin PCB Track Pins. for Eg

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/crimp...ctors/5488225/
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Or through hole rivets (although not in a bar, individual pieces)

http://www.fortex.co.uk/product/favo...nical-plating/

The rivets are cheap enough, but the machine cost will curl your toes (they can be fitted with a hand punch and hammer).
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In my days doing transistor RF driver/low-power-output stages and needing to link the upper/lower copper on a PCB the through-hole, peened-and-soldered rivetty-thingies were always known as "Stags".
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