Good to know
- The board is centred on the plate. Hole positions follow the Raspberry Pi and Arduino mechanical drawings (Arduino holes are 3.2 mm on the board, for M3).
- Raspberry Pi boards take M2.5 screws: their holes are cut at 3 mm for M2.5 screws with loose spacers. We don’t press M2.5 standoffs.
- Standoffs and nuts go on the face shown in the drawing, so the Arduino hole pattern reads the right way round; we confirm the side with you before pressing them in.
- Keep components on the underside of your board clear of the standoffs or spacers.
PCB mounting plate (Raspberry Pi, Arduino)
By Brox Metals
A flat plate that carries a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino or your own circuit board, with screw holes in each corner to fix it inside a cabinet. Arduino and custom boards can have M3 standoffs or M3 nuts pressed in.
- Made by
- Laser cutting
- Shown in
- Aluminium Mill finish 2 mm
- Overall size as shown
- 135 × 90 mm
RM 25.08 for one as shown, before tax.
Order this partSet your sizes, choose your material, finish and quantity, and see the price and ready date before you pay.
What you can change
| As shown | You can choose | |
|---|---|---|
| Board | Raspberry Pi 5, 4 or 3 (58 × 49 mm holes) | 5 choices |
| Plate width | 135 mm | 111.5 to 500 mm |
| Plate height | 90 mm | 82.5 to 500 mm |
| Corner radius | 4 mm | 0 to 7 mm |
| Mounting screws | M4 (4.5 mm hole) | 4 choices |
| Mounting hole inset | 7 mm | 5.3 to 10.8 mm |
Some ranges depend on the other sizes and on the metal you choose.