Gibraltar MEP1065-G Straight Ejector Pin 8.2mm 315mm Steel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR MEP1065-G is a straight ejector pin used in injection mold tooling to push finished parts out of the mold cavity at the end of each cycle. The pin measures 8.2 mm in diameter with a 310 mm pin length and a 315 mm overall length. The 14 mm head diameter and 5 mm head height seat securely in the ejector plate to prevent pull-through during retraction. Manufactured from steel with a nitride finish, this pin offers surface hardness that resists wear and galling in high-cycle mold environments. Mold makers and toolroom machinists are the primary installers.

This ejector pin is suited for use in injection molds, compression molds, and die cast tooling where a standard straight-body pin configuration is required. The nitride surface treatment makes it appropriate for abrasive or glass-filled resin applications where untreated pins wear prematurely. It fits ejector plate assemblies designed to accept a 14 mm head diameter. The pin ships individually and is intended for direct replacement of worn or broken pins during mold maintenance or as a build component in new tooling.

Key Features

• 8.2 mm pin diameter with a 315 mm overall length for deep-draw mold applications
• 14 mm head diameter and 5 mm head height for positive seating in standard ejector plates
• Steel construction with nitride finish for improved surface hardness and wear resistance
• Straight ejector pin profile for straightforward drop-in replacement
• Single-piece package quantity allows purchase of exact quantities needed for mold repair

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or build component for injection mold ejector plate assemblies requiring a straight ejector pin with an 8.2 mm body diameter and a 14 mm head diameter.

Installation Notes

Ejector pin replacement and installation should be performed by qualified mold makers or toolroom technicians with the mold press fully locked out and de-energized. The ejector plate must be disassembled to seat the pin head correctly before reassembly. Inspect the pin bore in the mold core for wear or out-of-round conditions before installing a new pin, as an oversized bore will cause flash or pin breakage. Verify pin length against the ejector stroke to prevent bottoming out or short ejection.