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Stainless Steel Spring Pin with Teeth
The difference between Stainless Steel Spring Pin with Teeth and other elastic cylindrical pins is its unique toothed structure, which can increase stability and reduce the risk of loosening, elasticity is another important feature of this type of pin, this elasticity enables the product to produce appropriate elastic deformation under the action of external force, absorb and alleviate impact energy, protect connecting parts from damage, this elasticity is also easy to install and disassemble, and improve work efficiency.
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SUS304/SUS316 Knurled Pin
SUS304/SUS316 Knurled Pin are both grades of stainless steel, and knurled pins are a type of fastener with a knurled surface for better grip.These types of pins are often used in various industries, including electronics, machinery, and automotive, where corrosion resistance and ease of handling are essential. The knurled surface allows for a more secure grip, making it easier for users to manipulate or insert the pin into a component without slipping.
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ANSI/ASME B 18.8.6M Cotter Pin
ANSI/ASME B 18.8.6M Cotter Pins, also known as split pins or cotter keys, are simple and widely used fasteners designed to secure bolts, nuts, and other types of fasteners in mechanical applications. They consist of a metal pin with a split at one end and two tines that can be spread apart after insertion through the aligned holes of a bolt or a similar fastening element. The split end prevents the pin from slipping out, thereby ensuring the stability of the fastened components.
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Carbon Steel Parallel Pins with Internal Thr
The Carbon Steel Parallel Pins with Internal Thr is a type of fastener that features internal threads along its cylindrical body. These pins are also commonly known as internally threaded dowel pins or internally threaded straight pins.
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Spring Pin with Teeth
A spring pin with teeth is likely referring to a type of fastener or pin that includes features like serrations or teeth along its length. This design provides additional grip or holding power, making it useful in certain applications where a standard smooth pin might not be sufficient.Spring pins, also known as roll pins or split pins, are typically used for securing two or more parts together. They are designed to be inserted into a hole, and their spring-like properties allow them to expand and securely hold the parts in place.
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Knurled Pin
A knurled pin is a type of fastener that has a textured or knurled surface, typically in the form of raised ridges or grooves. This textured surface provides enhanced grip, making it easier for users to handle and manipulate the pin, especially in situations where manual dexterity or a firm grip is important.
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