Solderless Breadboard - 3220 Tie Point (ZY-208)

Solderless Breadboard – 3220 Tie Point (ZY-208)

Name: Solderless Breadboard - 3220 Tie Point (ZY-208)
SKU: OKY0023
Availability: InStock

It features seven power buses, 40 columns, and 63 rows, totaling 3220 tie points and standard 0.1″ spacing. Sets of five columns are separated by approximately 0.3″, making it perfect for spreading out a DIP package.

$29.95

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SKU: OKY0023

Categories:Breadboard, Prototyping

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Solderless Breadboard – 3220 Tie Point (ZY-208) has a black aluminium plate and 4 Binding Posts.

Connect components to the breadboard, connect with some jumper wires, and the experiment works! It saves time by not having to solder, is convenient, and is more environmentally friendly.

Specifications:

It comes in white for that clean look (not transparent)
4 Binding Posts
Base plate: black aluminium plate
4 Terminal Strip, 2520 Tie-points
7 Distribution Strips, 700 Tie-points
Breadboard size 24×21×0.85 (cm)
Coloured coordinates for easy Dupont cable placement
Accepts a variety of wire sizes (AWG:20-29)
Excellent for DIY projects, prototyping and experimenting

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Solderless Breadboard – 3220 Tie Point (ZY-208)

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