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Pin Type | Definition | Applications | Features |
Spring Pin | A pin shaped like a spring, made of compressed steel or stainless steel, designed to be compressed during installation and then return to its original shape, providing clamping force to prevent loosening. | Used in mechanical assemblies, automotive, agricultural machinery, and other fields requiring quick installation, disassembly, and elastic fastening. | Easy to install, good vibration resistance, suitable for high-frequency use and quick disassembly. |
Lock Pin | A pin equipped with a locking device, such as a spring or lock plate, to prevent loosening or detachment. Typically features a ring-like part for locking. | Commonly used in applications where secure, non-loosening connections are required, widely used in machinery, aviation, and automotive sectors. | Self-locking function prevents loosening, easy installation and removal. |
Dowel Pin | A cylindrical pin with high precision, primarily used for accurate positioning of two parts or securing the location of components, usually under light load. | Widely used in machinery, especially for precise alignment or positioning in molds, machine components, and assembly processes. | High dimensional accuracy, typically installed in holes for precise component positioning. |
Cotter Pin | A U-shaped pin, usually made of metal, inserted into a shaft or hole and bent at both ends to secure it in place, preventing parts from coming off. | Commonly used in automotive, motorcycles, and industrial machinery to connect parts, especially in applications requiring easy disassembly. | Simple to install and remove, but not suitable for high-load or high-precision connections. |
Non-standard Pin | A pin custom-made according to specific requirements, differing from standard pins in terms of size, shape, material, or design. | Used in special mechanical structures or engineering designs where standard pins cannot be applied. | Customizable according to customer needs, ideal for unconventional applications. |
Knurled Pin | A pin with a roughened surface or texture, increasing friction between the pin and the hole, improving clamping force and anti-slippage ability. | Mainly used in automotive, machinery, and other applications where additional friction and anti-slippage are needed for connection and fixation. | Special textured surface design provides strong clamping force, preventing loosening. |
Clevis Pin | A pin with a ring or hook shape at one end for easy connection with other parts, typically used in conjunction with nuts or other pins for locking. | Commonly used in agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and lifting devices to fix and connect components. | Typically used for larger mechanical components, easy to disassemble and install, with a ring design that can be locked with a pin or hook. |
Cylindrical Pin | The most common type of pin, typically cylindrical in shape and small in size, used for securing and connecting components. | Widely used in mechanical assemblies, electronics, automobiles, and other industries, especially as a connector or locator. | Simple structure, suitable for securing and positioning, typically used in hole fits. |
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