PEM® SOK™ and SOKS™ Self Clinching Standoffs | PEM

SOK™ and SOKS™ Standoffs

A new knurled-head design engineered for close-to-edge high electrical potential applications.

When Edge Distance Is the Constraint, Head Geometry Is the Answer

Installing a standard hex-head standoff near a sheet edge pushes material outward – panels bulge, structural integrity suffers, and layout options shrink.

The new PEM® SOK™ and SOKS™ self clinching standoffs eliminate that tradeoff.

The knurled round head keeps material displacement tightly controlled during installation, allowing a hole centerline-to-edge distance as close as .126” / 3.2mm – with a post-installation head that sits flush and flat against the sheet surface.

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Controlled Material Displacement
The knurled round head geometry displaces significantly less material than a hex-head design – for closer-to-edge clinching without bulging or weakening the surrounding sheet.

Minimum Edge Distance: .126” / 3.2mm
Tighter edge proximity than standard standoffs allow – without compromising panel integrity or assembly quality.

Flush, Flat Post-Installation Profile
The head sits flush to the sheet surface after installation.

Broad Material Availability
Available in steel and stainless steel to meet a wide range of application requirements.

Installation
Uses standard HAEGER® and PEMSERTER® installation tooling.

Available Configurations

Download datasheet for complete dimensional data, performance values, and part number designation information

Designed for Sheet Metal Assemblies Where Edge Distance Is a Limiting Factor

PEM® SOK™ and SOKS™ standoffs are engineered for design engineers working with tight edge-distance constraints across a range of sheet metal applications – wherever standard hex-head standoffs fall short.

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