INDUSTRIAL Pins
Pin fastener products are a type of specialty fastener that come in two general categories: semi-permanent and quick-release. Semi-permanent pins call for extra pressure or a tool to install and remove. Quick-release pins are self-contained and are frequently used in machine applications that require rapid manufacturing. They lock into place as a result of a special spring-loaded mechanism, which enables them to be installed and removed quickly. For industrial applications, machine pin fasteners are typically used, such as ground dowel pins, taper pins, standard cotter pins, and clevis pins.
Dowel Pins
Spring Pins
Roll Pins
Cotter Pins
Clevis Pins
Clinch Pins
Threaded Taper Dowel Pins
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Dowel Pins
Dowel pins are solid cylindrical rods used for precise alignment and joining of components. They are often used in machinery and tooling applications to ensure accurate assembly and to maintain component positioning. Dowel pins are typically made from hardened steel and are available in various sizes to suit different requirements.
Spring Pins
Spring pins, also known as roll pins or split pins, are cylindrical fasteners with a spring-like design. These pins are used to secure two or more components together by expanding within a hole or groove. Spring pins offer flexibility and shock absorption, making them suitable for applications requiring vibration resistance and consistent alignment. Discover how spring pins provide reliable fastening in automotive, machinery, and industrial equipment assemblies.
Roll Pins
Roll pins, similar to spring pins, are hollow and feature a slit along their length, allowing them to compress and expand when inserted into a hole. This design ensures a tight fit and reliable fastening. Roll pins are commonly used in applications where components need to be securely held together, such as in automotive and machinery assemblies.
Cotter Pins
Cotter pins, also called split pins or cotter keys, are U-shaped metal fasteners with prongs that are bent to secure bolts, nuts, or other components. These pins prevent loosening due to vibration and provide a simple yet effective locking mechanism. Learn about the versatility and reliability of cotter pins in securing critical connections in automotive, construction, and marine applications.
Standard Pin Materials:
Steel
300 Series Stainless
316 Stainless
416 Stainless
NiCu 400 (Monel)
Special Pin Materials:
Inconel 625
Silicon Bronze
Alloy 20 ( Carpenter 20)
904L
Hastelloy C276
Hastelloy B
Hastelloy C22
2205 Duplex
Ferralium 255
Clevis Pins
Clevis pins, also known as hitch pins or quick-release pins, feature a cylindrical body with a drilled hole for a cotter pin or retaining ring. These pins are used to connect linkage components such as rods, levers, or clevises in mechanical assemblies. Clevis pins allow for easy installation and removal, making them ideal for applications requiring frequent adjustments or maintenance.
Clinch Pins
Clinch pins, also referred to as linch pins or R-clips, are simple and effective fasteners used for quick and temporary assembly. These pins feature a looped or bent shape that snaps into a pre-drilled hole, providing a secure and removable connection. Explore how clinch pins offer convenient fastening solutions in agriculture, landscaping, and machinery maintenance.
Threaded Taper Dowel Pins
Threaded taper dowel pins, also known as taper pins, are cylindrical pins with a taper along their length and external threading. These pins are used to align and secure components in machinery and tooling applications. Threaded taper dowel pins provide strong, vibration-resistant connections and can be easily installed and removed using standard tools. Learn about the benefits of threaded taper dowel pins for precise and reliable assembly in various industrial settings.
MATERIALS
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Steel (Grade 2, Grade 5, Grade 8)
300 Series Stainless (18-8, 303, 304, 310, 316, 321, 347)
400 Series Stainless (410, 416, 420, 422, etc.)
Duplex Stainless (2101, 2205, 2507, 255, Zeron 100®)
High Strength Stainless and Nickel Alloys (A286, Hastelloy® C276, Inconel® 625, Inconel® 718, K-Monel®, Monel® 400, etc.)
High Temperature Allows (Haynes® 230, Waspaloy®, MP159®, etc.)
ASTM Specifications (ASTM A193, ASTM A320, ASTM A194, ASTM A453, ASTM A540, ASTM A1082, etc.)
