Item Number Description Diameter Length Inside Dia Unit 1481001518 M 1.5 x 18 Spring Pin, Steel Plain DIN 1481 M 1.5 18mm 1.5mm Log 148100 M 2 x 8 Spring Pin, Steel Plain DIN 1481 M 2 8mm 1.5mm Log 148100 M 2 x 10 Spring Pin, Steel Plain DIN 1481 M 2 10mm 1.5mm Log

SPIROL offers Slotted Spring Pins in both metric and inch sizes ranging in diameter from 1.5mm / .062" (1/16") to 12mm / .500" (1/2") in high carbon, nickel stainless steel and chrome stainless steel.

Spring pins are also known as roll, tension, split, and expansion pins. Recommended hole size is the same as the diameter. Plain Finish, or bare metal 

Metric Spring Pins (DIN 1481) Spring pins (also called roll pins, tension pins, and expansion pins) are hollow and slotted across the length to facilitate 

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SPIROL’s standard duty metric Coiled Spring Pins conform to ISO 8750 and ASME B18.8.3M. Ranging in diameter from 0.8mm up to 20mm, these standard duty Coiled Pins are offered in

Metric Dowel Pin, Through Hardened, Din 6325, Plain, Alloy; Metric Dowel Pin, Through Hardened, Pull Out, Din 7979D, Plain, Alloy; Metric Stainless A2 Dowel Pin, Din 7; Metric Stainless A4 Dowel Pin, Din 7; Stainless 18-8 Dowel Pin (Inch) Stainless 316 Dowel Pin (Inch) Stainless 416 Dowel Pin (Inch) Spring Pins. Metric Spring Pin Black Oxide

Spring Pins - Metric. Spring Pins go by many different names, including spring tension pins, Sellock pins, roll pins and slotted spring pins. Spring pins are a self-locking fastener that use

Standard duty Coiled Pins are also preferred in hardened components when there is enough space to accommodate the larger diameter to withstand the applied force because of their ability to absorb shock and vibration. SPIROL's standard duty metric Coiled Spring Pins conform to ISO 8750 and ASME B18.8.3M.

A spring pin is a hollow, split dowel pin that exerts uniform outward pressure when fitted into a nut or shaft hole. Also called a roll pin, the spring pin withstands side loads and rotational friction, making it ideal for securing shaft and axle connections. Spring pins are

Spring Roll Pins are un-headed fasteners used to secure 2 or more parts. The parts can be fixed or swivel on the pin once installed.