Gibraltar 49110G Slip Fit Round Straight Locating Pin

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 49110G is a slip fit round straight locating pin used to accurately position and register workpieces during machining, assembly, and fixture operations. Made from low carbon steel, this locating pin features a 0.2651 inch nose diameter, a 7/16 inch nose length, and a 5/8 inch collar diameter. The 5/16 inch tail diameter and 1-3/16 inch overall length make it suited for moderate-depth locating applications. Machinists, toolmakers, and fixture builders install this pin where repeatable part positioning is required without press-fit interference.

This locating pin is designed for use in jig and fixture plates, modular fixturing systems, and machine tool setups where slip fit engagement is required. The straight nose profile and unreleved body suit applications where the pin must engage a pre-drilled hole cleanly and be removed without tooling. It is commonly installed in production fixturing, inspection fixtures, and assembly benches across light manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• Slip fit round nose profile for easy engagement and removal in locating holes
• Low carbon steel construction provides adequate strength for typical fixture loads
• 0.2651 inch nose diameter with 0.0000 inch tolerance for precise positional control
• 3/32 inch chamfer length aids lead-in during workpiece loading
• 5/8 inch collar diameter seats the pin flush against the fixture plate surface
• Non-relieved body for full contact along the bore

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style locating pin for use in standard jig and fixture plate applications requiring a slip fit round straight pin configuration.

Installation Notes

This locating pin is typically installed by machinists or toolmakers during fixture build or maintenance. Ensure the mating hole is clean, deburred, and dimensionally correct before inserting the pin. Power down and lock out any associated machinery before replacing locating components in an active fixture. Do not hammer the pin into an undersized hole, as the slip fit design requires a matched bore.