The company I used to work for made these:

http://www.neainc.com/pages/specs/Adobe/HP-Agilent3070.pdf

I worked on the SOC tester named 93000.


Pearce, AB (Alan) wrote:
> 
>>> I usually used nuts to hold the unit
>>> under test onto the tester, but one could also develop a hinged
>>> overboard that holds the unit under test correctly.
> 
> The factory where I did my apprenticeship made jigs with pogo pins which 
> contacted onto the pads where the wires were soldered when the PCB was 
> assembled into the final unit, and had suitable diameter brass pins which 
> went through the mounting screw holes, and a hinged brass frame around the 
> perimeter of the PCB to hold it down.
> 
> Pogo pins are available from Harwin in the UK, through Farnell. Search for 
> "Harwin probe" on the farnell website, and there is a whole variety pith 
> pointed, concave, or serrated ends. 
> 
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