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A Diagram Showing a Shaft Being Pushed Through a Mini Standoff Connector to Remove a Standoff
Removal of a standoff from a Mini Standoff Connector

How to Easily Remove Parts from Mini Standoff Connectors

Standoffs and Mini Standoff Connectors can be separated by pushing a shaft through the Mini Standoff Connector. The same technique can be used for parts with similar ends in Mini Standoff Connectors, such as pins.

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