LTM-600 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The LTM-600 is a T1/T1 3/4 LED standoff manufactured by Bivar Inc., constructed from crystalline polymer in black, with a 0.600" (15.24mm) length. The part is active in status and ROHS3 compliant. Equivalent and substitute parts may be required for inventory availability, manufacturing flexibility, or material preference considerations across similar dimensional and electrical specifications.

Substiute Parts

LTM-600

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 1126LTM-600 Datasheet

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LTM-620

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 5376LTM-620 Datasheet

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705820145

Würth ElektronikIn Stock: 2464705820145 Datasheet

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705820150

Würth ElektronikIn Stock: 1400705820150 Datasheet

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705820155

Würth ElektronikIn Stock: 2409705820155 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts for the LTM-600 are grouped based on the following allowed parameters:

• LED Type Compatibility: All substitutes support T1 and T1 3/4 LED types
• Color Match: All substitutes are black
• Length Tolerance: Acceptable length variance between 0.571" (14.50mm) and 0.620" (15.75mm)
• Material Class: Crystalline polymer (LTM-600, LTM-620) and nylon (Würth Elektronik series 705820xxx) are both acceptable
• RoHS and Environmental Compliance: All substitutes maintain ROHS3 compliance and suitable environmental certifications
• Packaging Format: All parts available in bag packaging
• Moisture Sensitivity: Crystalline polymer parts rated MSL 1; nylon parts not applicable

The substitute parts include both Bivar Inc. series (LTM-620) and Würth Elektronik series (705820145, 705820150, 705820155), offering alternative material compositions and incremental length variations within the acceptable range.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

All substitute parts meet the active product status requirement and maintain ROHS3 compliance. The Bivar Inc. LTM-620 offers the closest material match to the LTM-600 (crystalline polymer) with minimal length variance at 0.620" (15.75mm). The Würth Elektronik series (705820145, 705820150, 705820155) provides alternative nylon construction across a range of lengths, with 705820150 at 0.591" (15.00mm) offering dimensional proximity to the original specification. All parts are actively manufactured with established inventory levels, supporting continuity of supply and design flexibility.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I substitute LTM-600 with LTM-620? A: Yes. Both parts are Bivar Inc. crystalline polymer standoffs supporting T1/T1 3/4 LED types. The LTM-620 operates at 0.620" (15.75mm) versus the LTM-600 at 0.600" (15.24mm), a difference of 0.020" (0.51mm). This length variance is within acceptable mechanical tolerance for LED standoff applications.

Q: What is the difference between Bivar and Würth Elektronik substitutes? A: The primary difference is material composition. Bivar Inc. parts (LTM-600, LTM-620) use crystalline polymer, while Würth Elektronik parts (705820xxx series) use nylon. Both materials are ROHS3 compliant and support T1/T1 3/4 LED types. Material selection depends on application requirements for thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties.

Q: Which substitute offers the closest dimensional match to LTM-600? A: The LTM-620 at 0.620" (15.75mm) and 705820150 at 0.591" (15.00mm) provide the closest alternatives. LTM-620 maintains identical material composition, while 705820150 offers intermediate length positioning between other nylon options.

Q: Are all substitutes in active production? A: Yes. LTM-620, 705820145, 705820150, and 705820155 are all active products with confirmed inventory availability and current manufacturing status.

Q: Do these parts require different handling or storage procedures? A: Crystalline polymer parts (LTM-600, LTM-620) have a Moisture Sensitivity Level of 1 (unlimited), requiring standard component storage. Nylon parts (705820xxx series) are not subject to MSL requirements, offering flexibility in storage conditions.