Here are some key features and considerations for male standoffs:

• Male Threads: One end of the standoff has external (male) threads. These threads are used to secure the standoff into a threaded hole or receptacle, providing a stable and adjustable connection.
• Unthreaded End: The other end of the standoff is unthreaded and serves to create a gap or distance between components.
• Hexagonal or Round Shape: The body of the standoff can be hexagonal or round. A hex shape is common, providing flat surfaces that can be easily gripped and turned with a wrench during installation.
• Material: Standoffs are made from various materials, including brass, aluminum, stainless steel, and nylon. Material selection depends on factors such as the application environment, desired strength, and corrosion resistance.
• Length and Size Options: Standoffs come in different lengths to accommodate specific spacing requirements between components. The size refers to the diameter of the standoff.
• Applications: Male standoffs are used in a wide range of applications, including electronics, telecommunications, and general mechanical assemblies. They are often used to mount circuit boards, panels, and other components in enclosures.