A counter, not a marketplace
We buy a reel when the mark is readable and the bag is intact. We cut it down for people who will never use five thousand of one value. If the reel is closed, the page does not pretend otherwise.
Open reels
Cuts from the drawers, not a warehouse promise.
Hearthcoil keeps eight drawers of parts a small board shop reorders. The table is what can leave Astoria on the next counter day.
| Mark | Value | Each | How it sits |
|---|---|---|---|
| HC-R0805-103 | 10 kΩ 0805 1% | $0.07 | Reel of 5,000 |
| HC-R0805-472 | 4.7 kΩ 0805 1% | $0.07 | Reel of 5,000 |
| HC-R1206-100 | 10 Ω 1206 1% | $0.09 | Reel of 5,000 |
| HC-RTH-10K | 10 kΩ 1/4 W axial | $0.11 | Ammo pack |
| HC-C0805-100N | 100 nF 0805 X7R 50 V | $0.06 | Reel of 4,000 |
| HC-C0805-22P | 22 pF 0805 C0G 50 V | $0.08 | Reel of 4,000 |
| HC-CDISC-104 | 100 nF disc 50 V | $0.14 | Bag of 1,000 |
| HC-L0630-4U7 | 4.7 µH shielded 3 A | $0.42 | Reel of 1,000 |
Drawers
- Film resistors
Thick-film chips and a few through-hole values we still cut from reels.
- Ceramic capacitors
C0G and X7R chips, plus the bulk disc we keep for repair benches.
- Magnetics
Power inductors and a short run of common-mode chokes.
- Small signal
Diodes and transistors that fit a hand-soldered prototype.
- Board connectors
Pin headers, shrouded plugs, and the screw terminals shops actually reorder.
- Regulators
Linear parts for rails that do not justify a switcher.
- Sensing
NTC beads and a hall switch we stock because the coast is damp.
- Hardware
Standoffs, nylon screws, and the clips that hold a board in a tin.