6 Pin DIP IC Socket Base Adaptor
₹1.32
6 Pin IC Socket base adaptor is a 6 pin IC holder, which can be soldered directly onto the PCB. The IC can be removed from this socket when required. The IC is placed on the socket at the time of use. This base acts as a removable IC holder.
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