Hillman Fasteners 122626 Solid Brass Escutcheon Pin

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122626 is a solid brass escutcheon pin designed for light-duty fastening and finish work in residential and light commercial applications. Measuring 0.5 inches in length with an 18-gauge wire diameter, this pin provides a clean, corrosion-resistant fastening point suited to wood, trim, and decorative hardware installation. The solid brass construction resists oxidation and blends with finish hardware in exposed or semi-exposed locations. Each package contains 6 pins and is sold by the each (EA), making it easy to stock in the quantities your job requires. Plumbers, finish carpenters, and general tradespeople keep these on hand for escutcheon plate attachment and similar light trim work.

Escutcheon pins of this type are commonly used to secure escutcheon plates around pipe penetrations through walls, floors, and ceilings, as well as in general millwork and decorative trim fastening. The 0.5-inch length suits thin stock and surface-mounted hardware where a longer fastener would penetrate too deeply. The brass finish is appropriate for visible applications where aesthetics matter alongside function, including bathroom and kitchen plumbing trim-out work.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction provides corrosion resistance in humid or wet environments
• 0.5-inch length suits thin trim stock and surface-mounted escutcheon plates
• 18-gauge wire diameter delivers appropriate holding power for light-duty finish fastening
• Package of 6 pins per unit for convenient jobsite stocking
• Brass finish is compatible with standard chrome, brushed nickel, and polished brass escutcheon hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose escutcheon pin for use with standard residential and light commercial escutcheon plates in plumbing trim-out, millwork, and decorative hardware applications.

Installation Notes

Escutcheon pins are typically installed by hand or with a small tack hammer into pre-positioned escutcheon plates or trim pieces. Pilot holes may be advisable in hardwood or dense substrates to prevent splitting. No power-down or shutoff procedures are required for pin installation alone; however, any associated plumbing work should follow local IPC requirements and the supply should be isolated before servicing the pipe being trimmed.