Nokia 6 has a 5.5-inch FHD IPS display with a polarizer film covered with 2.5D Gorilla Glass for protection. The smartphone comes in a black 6000 series aluminum uni-body chassis with flat edges that are milled using a CNC machine from a single brick of aluminum alloy. Various screws in the assembly can be replaced with TackPins, TackSerts, or microPEM® screws.
Below are certain alternatives featuring several PEM® fasteners that can help achieve better functionality and cost savings.
Alternative PEM® Solutions:
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PennEngineering® can provide all off these screws with different design solutions.
PEM has license with TORX ®, TORX PLUS®, MICROSTIX® driver and self-tapping thread
patent as like TAPTITE, FASTITE, REMFORM and REMFORM F.
The screws that are used to hold the PC board, earphone jack and power charge
on the main body of the device, can be replaced by TackSert® pins. The TackSert® pins
are a permanent solution but the press-in installation is significantly quicker than the typical screw assembly.
| MSIA™ microPEM® Inserts For Plastic |
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MicroPEM® thru-threaded brass inserts for plastics introduce ideal fastener solutions to attach
components in compact electronic assemblies. The brass bush can be replaced by MSIB series microPEM®
inserts without hole threaded. PennEngineering® can provide different sizes and types of MSIA to meet the
application requirement. The new MSIA series offer light weight, lead-free alternative.
| MSO4™ Self-Clinching microPEM® Standoffs Fasteners |
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The molded-in nuts can be replaced by MSO4 microPEM® self-clinching standoffs. PennEngineering®
can provide the MSO4 standoffs in different sizes and types to meet the application requirement.
| SMTSO™ Surface Mount microPEM® Nut |
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The M1 SMT micro nut can be replaced by SMTSO microPEM® surface mount fasteners.
PennEngineering® can provide the SMTSOs with different sizes and types to meet the application requirement.
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