Gibraltar MLP935-G Die Mold Leader Pin Steel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR MLP935-G is a steel die mold leader pin designed for use in die and mold tooling applications. The pin measures 0.874 inches in pin diameter and 6.25 inches in overall length (OAL), with a head diameter of 1.115 inches and a head height of 0.25 inches. The OAL tolerance is +0.0000 / -0.0600 inches, providing controlled fit for precision tooling setups. Machined from steel for durability under the cyclic loading conditions common in stamping and molding operations, this leader pin is installed and serviced by tool and die makers and mold maintenance technicians.

This leader pin is suited for die sets and mold bases in stamping, forming, and injection mold tooling where consistent alignment between mold halves or die plates is required. The 0.874-inch pin diameter fits standard die set bushing bores sized to accept this nominal dimension. Typical installations are found in both production stamping shops and injection molding facilities operating progressive, compound, or single-station tooling setups.

Key Features

• 0.874-inch pin diameter for standard die set and mold base fitment
• 6.25-inch overall length accommodates standard shut-height requirements
• 1.115-inch head diameter with 0.25-inch head height for positive seating against the die plate
• OAL tolerance of +0.0000 / -0.0600 inches for controlled axial fit
• Steel construction provides strength and wear resistance under repeated cycling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit leader pin for die sets and mold bases accepting a 0.874-inch nominal pin diameter.

Installation Notes

Leader pins are installed and replaced by qualified tool and die makers or mold maintenance personnel. Before servicing a die set or mold base, ensure the press is locked out and the mold is fully cooled and depressurized per your facility lockout/tagout procedures. Press-fit or slip-fit installation should follow the tolerances of the mating bushing — do not force a pin into an undersized bushing bore. Inspect mating bushings for wear or damage before installing a replacement pin.