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Has the head newly shaped (No Edge). Such reshaping prevents the located object from being damaged. And the Buff Finished products with the appearance and sliding property improved are added to the product line-up.
! ]An insertion guide will only be machined on p6 tolerance components.
[ ! ]440C Stainless Steel has an identification groove on D mounting section.
[ ! ]Polished, centering hole may not be on all 304 Stainless Pins.
Tightening torque will be within Strength Class of 10.9 . Not applicable when using locking materials or lock washers.
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Frequently asked questions about this product (FAQ)
1. Will the positioning pins rust? If so, are there any measures to prevent it?
Positioning pins without surface treatment can rust. It is recommended to regularly apply rust preventive oil for maintenance or purchase positioning pins with surface treatment, which can prevent rust in normal atmospheric environments. Refer to metal surface rust prevention treatment for details
2. Why is there a undercut in the neck of the positioning pin?
Because of its high coaxiality, the neck also needs to be ground. The neck grinding process requires a back groove to ensure that the rib of the positioning pin does not produce an R angle.
3. Can shapes and sizes beyond the specifications recorded in the catalog be customized?
Can be customized with special attention. However, please provide drawings and have certain requirements for quantity when customizing.
4. Is a full inspection conducted during the quality management of positioning pins?
Strictly inspect each process link. And conduct a full inspection of the main process steps. Conduct a full inspection upon final shipment.
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