Gibraltar HCP5714 Hard Core Pin 21/64 in 14 in Steel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR HCP5714 is a hard core pin used for alignment, fastening, and locating applications in industrial and fabrication environments. It features a 21/64-inch pin diameter and a 14-inch overall length, making it well suited for deep-reach or through-hole positioning tasks. The head measures 1/2 inch in diameter and 1/4 inch in height, providing a positive stop surface during installation. Constructed from steel, this pin delivers reliable strength and resistance to deformation under load. Licensed tradespeople and fabricators working in structural, mechanical, or maintenance applications rely on this type of pin for consistent, repeatable alignment.

Hard core pins like the HCP5714 are used across a range of industrial and construction applications, including structural steel alignment, conveyor and machinery assembly, and general maintenance operations. The 14-inch length accommodates thicker assemblies or stacked members where shorter pins would not reach. Its steel construction makes it appropriate for use in both shop and field environments where durability is required.

Key Features

• 21/64-inch pin diameter for precise hole alignment and fitment
• 14-inch overall length suitable for deep-reach alignment tasks
• 1/2-inch head diameter provides a positive stop and prevents over-insertion
• 1/4-inch head height for low-profile seating against mating surfaces
• Steel construction for strength and durability in demanding applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hard core alignment pin for use in structural steel, fabrication, and industrial maintenance applications requiring a 21/64-inch pin diameter and 14-inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Hard core pins are typically installed by ironworkers, millwrights, or maintenance mechanics using a hammer or mallet to drive the pin through aligned holes. Always ensure mating hole diameters are appropriate for the 21/64-inch pin size before driving. Do not force a pin through a misaligned or undersized hole, as this can damage the pin or workpiece. Follow applicable site safety and OSHA guidelines when working with driven fasteners and alignment tools.