A spring pin (also known as a roll pin or tension pin) is a cylindrical, hollow, and flexible mechanical fastener used to secure the position of two or more parts. It is designed to be compressed when inserted into a hole, creating a tight fit due to its spring tension.

Spring Pin

<ul><li>Material: Typically made from high-carbon steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel for durability and resistance to wear.</li><li>Design: Hollow, with a longitudinal slit running along its length. Slightly larger in diameter than the hole it’s intended for, which allows it to compress when inserted. Available in metric and imperial sizes.</li><li>Shape:<ul><li>Cylindrical: Most common. Chamfered edges for easy insertion.</li></ul></li></ul>

<ul><li>A single longitudinal slit along the length of the pin.</li><li>The most common type, providing a reliable fit.</li><li>Designed for higher loads and used in industrial or heavy machinery.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Automotive: Securing components like hinges, levers, and linkages.</li><li>Machinery: Used in shafts, gears, and pulleys to prevent axial movement.</li></ul>

Spring Pin

Features of a Spring Pin

Types of Spring Pins

Applications of Spring Pins

Requirements,
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Spring Pin

Features of a Spring Pin

Types of Spring Pins

Applications of Spring Pins

Requirements, Information or Something else?

Requirements,
Information or Something else?