Gibraltar CP-1065 Conical Pin 0.092 in Hss Nitride

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR CP-1065 is a conical pin used in precision workholding, fixture alignment, and locating applications across machining and manufacturing environments. Made from high speed steel with a nitride finish, it provides strong wear resistance and dimensional stability under repeated use. The pin measures 0.092 inches in pin diameter with a head diameter of 0.165 inches, a head height of 0.1155 inches, and an overall length of 2.5 inches. Machinists, toolmakers, and fixture builders install this type of pin to accurately locate and register workpieces or subplates in jigs and fixtures.

This conical pin is suited for use in production machining shops, tool and die operations, and precision assembly fixtures. Its conical head geometry allows it to self-center during insertion, making it practical for applications where repeatable part location is critical. The nitride surface treatment adds hardness and corrosion resistance without significantly altering dimensional tolerances. It is packaged individually and is appropriate for both new fixture builds and maintenance replacement of worn locating pins.

Key Features

• Conical head geometry promotes self-centering and repeatable workpiece location
• High speed steel construction provides hardness and durability for long service life
• Nitride finish increases surface hardness and resists corrosion
• 0.092 inch pin diameter for precision locating in tight-tolerance applications
• 2.5 inch overall length suits a range of fixture plate thicknesses

Compatibility

Designed as a standard conical locating pin for use in machining fixtures, jigs, and workholding assemblies requiring a 0.092 inch pin diameter locating interface.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by machinists or toolmakers during fixture assembly or maintenance. The mating bore should be clean, free of burrs, and sized to the correct tolerance before pin insertion. Press or hand-drive the pin using appropriate tooling to avoid damaging the head or altering the pin geometry. Always verify pin seating and runout after installation before resuming production.