Pins
Pins and turned components for locating, supporting and connecting parts, with attention to the diameters and surfaces that control the fit.
01 / THE COMPONENT
Geometry that brings parts together.
- Straight and stepped profiles for the required locating or supporting function.
- Shoulders, grooves and cross-drilled details reviewed as part of the complete component.
- Critical diameters and surface requirements identified before production planning.
Photographs show examples from our product range. Share your drawing to discuss a specific component.
Discuss your component02 / MANUFACTURING ROUTE
From geometry
to production.
The drawing, material and quantity guide the route. We confirm the required operations during the technical review.
- 01
Turning
- 02
Drilling & secondary operations
- 03
Grinding where specified
- 04
Dimensional & form checks
03 / BEFORE WE MAKE IT
The right details
from the start.
A clear drawing helps us focus the review. These are the details most useful for your pins inquiry.
- Mating-hole dimensions, intended fit and critical reference surfaces.
- Diameter, length, straightness and surface-finish requirements.
- Groove or hole positions and any hardness or wear-related requirements.
- Your drawing revision, expected quantity and target delivery date.
Materials reviewed include SAE 1008–1045 steels, 10B21, SCM435, stainless steel and brass. Suitability is confirmed for the individual component.
Flanged and ring-shaped components made around their connection faces, bores and the features that locate them in an assembly.
Washers and spacing components specified around the surfaces they contact and the dimensions needed in the assembled joint.
Screw components reviewed from the drive and head through to the thread and end detail, with a manufacturing route matched to the drawing.