Gibraltar 49114G Slip Fit Round Straight Locating Pin

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 49114G is a slip fit round straight locating pin machined from low carbon steel for use in fixturing, jig building, and workholding applications. The pin features a 0.3115-inch nose diameter, a 0.5-inch nose length, and a 0.875-inch collar diameter. Overall length is 1.5 inches, with a 0.5-inch tail diameter and a 0.125-inch chamfer length. Tolerance is held at plus 0.0000 inches, making this a true slip fit for repeatable part location without interference. The non-relieved body maintains full contact along the bore for consistent alignment under load.

This locating pin is suited for precision machining fixtures, welding jigs, assembly fixtures, and quality control gauging setups in metalworking and industrial manufacturing environments. It is a standard component used by toolmakers, fixture builders, and machine shop personnel to establish repeatable datum points during part clamping and inspection operations. The compact overall length and standard collar geometry make it a direct drop-in for common tooling plate and modular fixture systems.

Key Features

• Slip fit nose geometry for repeatable location without interference
• 0.3115-inch nose diameter held to plus 0.0000-inch tolerance
• Low carbon steel construction provides durability in fixture applications
• 0.875-inch collar diameter retains pin position in the mounting bore
• 0.125-inch chamfer length eases part entry and reduces wear on mating holes
• Non-relieved body for maximum contact and alignment stability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard component for precision tooling plates, modular fixtures, and jig systems that accept slip fit round straight locating pins with a 0.3115-inch nose diameter and 0.5-inch tail diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by toolmakers or fixture technicians using hand or arbor press methods appropriate to slip fit tolerances. Ensure the receiving bore is clean and free of burrs before seating the pin. Do not hammer the pin directly on the nose, as this can alter the precision nose geometry. Verify fit and alignment with the mating component before securing the fixture for production use.